1. The Carpenter and the Walrus appear to have different ideas about their actions. What is good and how do we know? Consider a time when you've been unsure of your actions or
choices. How can we learn from these experiences?​

The seventh stanza is the same stanza as the first. It tells that everything after this incident return back to normal. The repetition of the first stanza indicates that all things in Wonderland have gone back to the way they were before the Jabberwocky came.

Explanation:

My goodness. That is a strange poem.