Sarah and Evan Gregory read The Walrus and The Carpenter

Sarah Gregory introduces 'The Walrus and the Carpenter' by Lewis Carroll, sharing her personal connection to the poem. The narrative describes the sun and moon's odd behavior, followed by the walrus and carpenter's walk along the beach. They invite oysters to join them, leading to a feast where the oysters are ultimately eaten. The poem explores themes of deception and innocence.

How did the oysters react to the walrus's invitation?

What was the carpenter's response to the walrus's lament about the trick played on the oysters?

What was the final fate of the oysters in the poem?