In the book of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, the story tells the journey of a young girl in one of her most peculiar dream. Even the characters are partly animals that can talk and have feelings like humans. While Alice is portrayed still having her normal little girl look, she is able to do change her body size by eating the cake or drinking some magical water that she founds. However, this ability may raise questions among the readers since she can just control her body growth and yet her age. Thus, the protagonist of this story is subtly resisting her maturity in a sense that can only be noticed by the adult readers such as: retaining her age during her body transformation, pretending to be oblivious like a child in her gory dream
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She keeps hurting her newfound acquaintances’ heart by making false promises and insulting them. Even though she claims that she does not mean to be impolite but she keeps being that way over and over. Obviously this shows that she does not really care about anyone else beside herself. As a child, she can be selfish all she wants since adults will preferably understand the undergrowth state of her mind. In Alice’s real world, she is the child of a wealthy family that demands full respect from each other. It could be the tradition in her family or simply her parents want their children to grow up that way. Alice know that one day, she will have to think twice before breaking any promises because if she still follow the children’s principle of being self-centered, everybody will hate her. All in all, the story of Alice in her wildest dreams shows that she desperately wants to stay in her youth age. She does not want to grow up so much until she is stuck in a dream where her impossible wish can be possible. As the story goes until the end, Alice wakes up completely overjoyed with her dream. She even remembers her journey and tells it to her big sister. Consequently, the excitement from Alice even make her sister to begin dreaming of almost the same journey that Alice has gone
She keeps hurting her newfound acquaintances’ heart by making false promises and insulting them. Even though she claims that she does not mean to be impolite but she keeps being that way over and over. Obviously this shows that she does not really care about anyone else beside herself. As a child, she can be selfish all she wants since adults will preferably understand the undergrowth state of her mind. In Alice’s real world, she is the child of a wealthy family that demands full respect from each other. It could be the tradition in her family or simply her parents want their children to grow up that way. Alice know that one day, she will have to think twice before breaking any promises because if she still follow the children’s principle of being self-centered, everybody will hate her. All in all, the story of Alice in her wildest dreams shows that she desperately wants to stay in her youth age. She does not want to grow up so much until she is stuck in a dream where her impossible wish can be possible. As the story goes until the end, Alice wakes up completely overjoyed with her dream. She even remembers her journey and tells it to her big sister. Consequently, the excitement from Alice even make her sister to begin dreaming of almost the same journey that Alice has gone