richard haydn's character smoked the hookah in alice and wonderland.
richard haydn's character smoked the hookah in alice and wonderland.
which character smokes the hookah in  alice and wonderland?
richard haydn
he appears five times in the movie. the first time is outside wonderland, when a young man named hamish ascot is about to propose to alice and she notices a blue caterpillar on his shoulder. the second time is when nivens mctwisp the white rabbit, tweedledum and tweedledee, mallymkun the dormouse, and the uilleam the dodo consider alice's identity, and they consult him. absolem appears in a thick cloud of hookah smoke, which he blows at alice. he appears again after alice arrives at the white queen's castle, and again to remind alice of her previous visit to wonderland. he blows smoke at her twice this time, and alice asks him to stop it. at the end of the movie, absolem, as a butterfly, appears on alice's shoulder as she sets off for china.
caterpillar (alice's adventures in wonderland)
ibibio religion was of two dimensions, which centered on the pouring of libation, worship, consultation, communication and invocation of the god of heaven (abasi enyong) and god of the earth (abasi isong) by the constitutional and religious king/head of a particular ibibio community who was known from the ancient times as the obong-ikpaisong (the word 'obong ikpaisong' directly interpreted means "king of the principalities of the earth' or 'king of the earth and the principalities' or traditional ruler"). the second dimension of ibibio religion centered on the worship, consultation, invocation, sacrifice, appeasement, etc. of the god of the heaven (abasi enyong) and the god of the earth (abasi isong)through various invisible or spiritual entities (ndem) of the various ibibio division such as etefia ikono, awa itam, etc. the priests of these spiritual entities (ndem) were the temple chief priests of the various ibibio divisions. a particular ibibio division could consist of many inter-related autonomous communities or kingdoms ruled by an autonomous priest-king called obong-ikpaisong, assisted by heads of the various large families (mbong ekpuk) which make up the community. these have been the ancient political and religious system of ibibio people from time immemorial. tradition, interpreted in ibibio language, is 'ikpaisong'. tradition (ikpaisong) in ibibio custom embodies the religious and political system. the word 'obong' in ibibio language means 'ruler, king, lord, chief, head' and is applied depending on the office concern. in reference to the obong-ikpaisong, the word 'obong' means 'king' in reference to the village head, the word means 'chief'. in reference to the head of the families (obong ekpuk), the word means 'head' in reference to god, the word means 'lord'. in reference to the head of the various societies - e.g. 'obong obon', the word means 'head or leader'.
ibibio people