However, her bravery shines through because she does not have fear of going to new unknown places. She previously lacked the confidence to stick up for herself. She kept to herself and thought carefully before she talking or trying to get involved in a situation. As she was going through Wonderland, Alice started to encounter creatures and imaginative objects who helped her become braver. The more creatures she met the more they helped her. They made her think about things she didn’t know how to answer, or made her do things that helped her grow. The creatures might make her irritated or aggravated her, but it helped her become braver and grow. By the end of the story, Alice had grown enough to be able to stick up for another character and for herself. She was able to stick up to the Red Queen and not be afraid of her, which demonstrates that everything that happened to her in Wonderland changed her. All these events created a brave
However, her bravery shines through because she does not have fear of going to new unknown places. She previously lacked the confidence to stick up for herself. She kept to herself and thought carefully before she talking or trying to get involved in a situation. As she was going through Wonderland, Alice started to encounter creatures and imaginative objects who helped her become braver. The more creatures she met the more they helped her. They made her think about things she didn’t know how to answer, or made her do things that helped her grow. The creatures might make her irritated or aggravated her, but it helped her become braver and grow. By the end of the story, Alice had grown enough to be able to stick up for another character and for herself. She was able to stick up to the Red Queen and not be afraid of her, which demonstrates that everything that happened to her in Wonderland changed her. All these events created a brave