Panel A
Close up of the man's face. He is terrified. A gag has been bound to his mouth with surgical tape.
ALICE: "O Looking Glass creatures, draw near!"
Panel B
Pull back to full scene. The man has been bound to one of the seesaws, head down. Boogy stands aside, arms crossed, watching intently as Alice removes a large roll of black leather from her doctor's bag.
ALICE: "'Tis an honour to see me, a favour to hear,"
Panel C
Alice unrolls the leather on the ground next to the man's face. It is a set of surgical instruments: scalpels, clamps, forceps, a bone saw...
ALICE: "'Tis a privilege high to have dinner and tea,"
Panel D
The man's eyes bulge and he struggles against his bonds as Alice continues her rhyme. Alice holds up a scalpel in one hand.
ALICE: "Along with the Red Queen,"
Panel E
Same scene, Boogy is grinning his monstrous grin as the man struggles and whimpers. Alice is smiling sweetly as she displays a bone saw in her other hand.
ALICE: "The White Queen,"
Panel F
Alice's smile becomes maniacal as she leans over the man's body.
ALICE: "And me!"*
*FOOTNOTE: Excerpt from Lewis Carroll's poem, "To the Looking-Glass creatures it was Alice that said".
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