JABBERWOCKY

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It was around four o'clock in the afternoon, and the slimy toves bore holes in the side of the wet hill by spinning around. The borogoves were miserable, and the lost raths whistled and bellowed.
Watch out for the Jabberwock, my son! Its jaws bite, and its claws could catch you! Watch out for the Jubjub bird, and avoid the fuming, furious Bandersnatch!
Holding his vorpal sword, the son searched a long while for the fearsome beast. Then, he took a break next to a Tumtum tree and contemplated his situation.
While he was still thinking, the Jabberwock emerged from the dark woods with flaming eyes, making a bleating and warbling sound.
After a noisy clash, the son decapitated the Jabberwock with his sword. He hurried home triumphantly with the Jabberwock's head.
And have you killed the Jabberwock? Give me a hug, my smiling son! What a fabulous and joyful day! Woo hoo! Hooray! He chuckled and snorted in happiness.
MORALThis is perhaps the most prominent theme throughout the poem. From the outset, there is a clear division between who is good and who is evil. The Jabberwocky, with its 'jaws that bite' and 'claws that catch!

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