Just then Elmo rushes past and Abby runs after him, passing Tweedle-Dum and Tweedle-Dee, who mention, that they are actually not in this story.
With Cookie's help, Abby restores herself to her regular size. Abby takes Bottle and Cookie with her as she unlocks the door and enters a flowerbed.įurther in the flowerbed, Abby meets Counterpillar and his partner Little Rose-Ita, but does not want to join in their counting game. Abby says so many rhymes, she grows pretty big, but she manages to balance her size, grab the key and shrink herself to a small size. Abby finds a cookie who tells her to say things that rhyme with 'eat'.
Abby does and she shrinks to the right size to go through the door, but she recalls she locked it and left the key on the table, where it is out of her reach. Before Abby can drink it, the bottle tells her not to drink him, but say things that rhyme with 'drink'. Then Abby notices there is a bottle that just appeared. With that she closes, locks the door and puts the key back on the table. She unlocks the door, but she's too big to fit through the little door. She finds the key to the door on a table that just appeared. Abby notices there is a small door, but its locked.
At the bottom she loses her wand to Elmo, who disappears at the end of the tunnel. For a second Abby falls asleep and she opens her eyes to see that she is wearing a blue dress and blouse and Elmo has turned into a rabbit and is in a great hurry.Ībby follows Elmo down a tunnel. Elmo takes an interest in Abby's wish and tells her the story of "Alice in Wonderland". Abby wants very much to be in her own fairy tale.
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