Plex then saw the Mad Hatter, the March Hare, and the dormouse sitting together at a mad tea party. "I wonder what they have in order for me." Plex said. "I, I just... found them!" He walked in front of the tea party to see what they are doing.
"Mad Hatter, couldn't you know you passed the butter?" the March Hare asked.
"I couldn't know, March Hare," said the Mad Hatter. "Because of the tea party. That was so madness."
"You thought this was ridiculous, Mad Hatter," the March Hare said as it punched the table. "I thought we are in the madness tea party."
Plex then sat down beside the dormouse while it was sleeping. "Uhh... Mad Hatter, March Hare," he whispered. "Pardon me."
"NO NO NO NO NO!" screamed the Mad Hatter. "NO ROOM! NO ROOM! NO ROOM! NO ROOM!"
Plex was horrified and then he interrupted the Mad Hatter's sentence. "But there is plenty of room!" he said. "OK?" the Mad Hatter asked.
"Why is a raven like a writing desk?" the March Hare asked. Plex surely loves riddles, but he cannot explain the answers to them. "OOH! I love riddles!" he says. "But I cannot answer. Won't you, Mad Hatter?"
"I can't guess." said the Mad Hatter.
"Me either." said the March Hare.
"I thought this was a mad watch," said the Mad Hatter as it took out a watch. "A madness watch."
"Mad Hatter," said the March Hare, hugging the Mad Hatter. "I know that was a mad watch. But you got to put the butter into the mad tea party clock and then you mix it up and breaks up."
Plex began laughing. "That's a funny mad watch, Mad Hatter!" he giggled. "I'd thought that will be a great watch to put it with butter!"
The Mad Hatter took out butter and a hammer as it set down the watch. "OK," it said, holding the hammer high up in the air. "Here we got here is the butter and the hammer. Now, time to mix it up with a hammer!!"
The March Hare and Plex watched as the Mad Hatter smashed the clock into pieces. Plex covered his eyes, not wanting to see the destruction of the clock. A few seconds later, he uncovered his eyes and took a peep. Soon he founded the mad clock to see very much utterly destroyed. He felt bad for the watch a little.
"Couldn't that mad watch be with you, Mad Hatter?" asked Plex, scratching his head.
"Now this mad watch is perfectly destroyed." the Mad Hatter said as it set down the hammer on the table.
"I want some hair-cutting," the March Hare said. "Let's move around in all places."
Plex watched as the madness people changed seats while the dormouse was still sleeping. He looked confused at first. But right now, he didn't know why he is just surrounded by mad people. "Ok," said the Mad Hatter. "We're moved in all places."
"NO WAY MAD HATTER!" yelled the March Hare as it stood up and looked at Plex. "IF I WAS NOT QUESTIONING, WHY IS A RAVEN LIKE ARATINGDESK NOW?"
"Gee!" Plex worried. "I can't think of any and I do not know!"
"This is true," said the dormouse, rubbing its eyes. "But, we need to move in one more place and my hair wants its cutting." Soon enough the 3 madness people moved around in one more place as Plex began to be even more confused.
"OK," said the Mad Hatter. "We need a plan."
"What is a plan?" asked Plex.
"Let's draw for something else..." the Mad Hatter said as it folded its arms. Plex was now sad about what it said. "Oh, I don't know!" he groaned. "What should we draw...?"
The Mad Hatter then set down some crayons on the table as it rolled behind the dormouse's hands. "With all those buckets of crayons," said the Mad Hatter. Plex then began to be mad as the Mad Hatter drawed on the table. He looked at the drawing and pointed at it. "MAD HATTER!" he screamed. "YOU CAN'T DRAW ON A TABLE! You need to draw on paper because drawing on the table is not very polite! You're making the table messy, and that's not how we do at a tea party!"
"Is that exactly what I draw?" said The Mad Hatter as it looked at a rain cloud it drew.
"PROVE IT!!" shouted Plex, folding his arms.
"MARCH HARE! QUICK!!!" said the dormouse panickly. "PUT ME IN THE POT!!!"
Plex began to be even more angry. He just wanted to leave. But the dormouse is just gonna be putted in the pot. "This is the stupidest tea party I'd ever been to!" said poor Plex as he left the tea party alone. He kept walking until he found a door in a tree. He opened the door and founded himself in the small hall of doors again.
Soon enough, Plex found the glass table with the golden key again. He holded the key in his left hand and opened his compartment door and took out the smaller piece of the mushroom he had. He ate the whole thing and soon began shrinking to 10 inches high again. "Now I can do whatever this is!" he said as he took the key and ran to the door.
He putted the key in the keyhole and he quickly twisted it as the little door began to open. Then, Plex went out of the door and was so happy that he finally made his way to the beautiful garden. What a surprise!
He walked down as he looked at the beautiful fountains and the flowers. "I love the flowers! Flowers really make me happy!" Plex giggles in excitement.
He kept walking down until he went upon a maze. He walked all the way through the maze and found some cards painting white roses red.