This book was about Alice (at first not realizing she had fallen asleep) following a white rabbit in a waistcoat with a pocketwatch fretting about time. Following the rabbit she came across a rather large rabbit hole under a nearby hedge. She had fallen into the hole, and followed the rabbit. After seeing plenty of marvelous things on the way down she had appeared in wonderland. Soon afterwards with plenty of encounters of strange objects; creatures; and delicases, Alice met a catipillar, who hadn't seemed to help Alice at the time, though helped her onto the right track. Alice had continued on, hoping to get home for Wonderland was a great adventure to her. Alice kept going, soon finding that if she had a court with the Queen she'd be certain
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The dreamland with those preculiar characters and the events such as the growing and shrinking with the "Eat me, or Drink me" lead to the area of "Wonderland" While the main character being Alice, causing it to be "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland."
Alice: Five adjectives for Alice would be, Curious; Adventurous; Imaginative; Loving and Gullible.
Queen Of Hearts: Five adjectives for the Queen would be, Rude; Immature; Stuck up; Strict; and Impatient.
White Rabbit: Five adjectives for the Rabbit would be, Timid; Nervous; Easily-Alarmed; Fearful; …show more content…
It may not have a special meaning to others, but it seems to have a deeper connection with me than any of the other passages. I had choosen this passage because it had sparked a type of memory in myself. Not a memory of an action but more a recurrence thing. The riddle the Hatter had given, "Why is a raven like a writing desk?", It had no answer, for there is no way a raven is like a writing desk. Though I had been reminded of two occurences with this phrase. One of which had reminded me that not everything in life would become explanatory or have a single purposeful answer. Somethings were merely meant to be undiscovered or unknown. It also reminds me that sometimes life is a confusing thing, something that isn't always black and white or up and down. Life has colours and purpose, reasons but not explanations. Showing that while life may be confusing it's interesting and fun. Just like the riddle the Hatter had given the confused but intruged Alice.
Some life lessons that had been reinforced for myself while reading this book was probably the life lesson of curiosity kills the cat. Not literally, of course. Alice could have very possibly gotten hurt with her curiosity. Following something like the White Rabbit without someone else could have very possibly gone terribly wrong. What if the Rabbit was truly someone out to hurt Alice or to lure her into a trap. It just reminded me to be cautious with curious things, or simply enough not
The dreamland with those preculiar characters and the events such as the growing and shrinking with the "Eat me, or Drink me" lead to the area of "Wonderland" While the main character being Alice, causing it to be "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland."
Alice: Five adjectives for Alice would be, Curious; Adventurous; Imaginative; Loving and Gullible.
Queen Of Hearts: Five adjectives for the Queen would be, Rude; Immature; Stuck up; Strict; and Impatient.
White Rabbit: Five adjectives for the Rabbit would be, Timid; Nervous; Easily-Alarmed; Fearful; …show more content…
It may not have a special meaning to others, but it seems to have a deeper connection with me than any of the other passages. I had choosen this passage because it had sparked a type of memory in myself. Not a memory of an action but more a recurrence thing. The riddle the Hatter had given, "Why is a raven like a writing desk?", It had no answer, for there is no way a raven is like a writing desk. Though I had been reminded of two occurences with this phrase. One of which had reminded me that not everything in life would become explanatory or have a single purposeful answer. Somethings were merely meant to be undiscovered or unknown. It also reminds me that sometimes life is a confusing thing, something that isn't always black and white or up and down. Life has colours and purpose, reasons but not explanations. Showing that while life may be confusing it's interesting and fun. Just like the riddle the Hatter had given the confused but intruged Alice.
Some life lessons that had been reinforced for myself while reading this book was probably the life lesson of curiosity kills the cat. Not literally, of course. Alice could have very possibly gotten hurt with her curiosity. Following something like the White Rabbit without someone else could have very possibly gone terribly wrong. What if the Rabbit was truly someone out to hurt Alice or to lure her into a trap. It just reminded me to be cautious with curious things, or simply enough not