Alice’s Adventures In Wonderland: A Playscript
12th April 2023
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Alice is a curious and imaginative young girl who follows a white rabbit down a rabbit hole and finds herself in a strange and wondrous place called Wonderland. Along her journey, she meets a variety of bizarre characters, such as the Cheshire Cat, the Mad Hatter, and the Queen of Hearts. Each encounter brings a new challenge and a new lesson to learn. Alice must grow and shrink in size, play a dangerous game of croquet, and even stand trial for a crime she did not commit. Through it all, Alice discovers the power of her own imagination and the importance of staying true to herself.
ALICE’S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND: A PLAYSCRIPT
Welcome to Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, a fantastical tale of a young girl who falls down a rabbit hole and finds herself in a world of peculiar creatures and impossible situations. Join Alice as she navigates through Wonderland and learns important lessons about growing up, taking responsibility, and being true to oneself.
CHARACTERS:
NARRATOR
ALICE
WHITE RABBIT
MOUSE
PARROT
DUCK
EAGLE
PAT – THE LIZARD
ANIMAL 1
ANIMAL 2
CATERPILLAR
CHESHIRE CAT
MARCH HARE
MAD HATTER
DORMOUSE
TWO
FIVE
SEVEN
QUEEN
KING
CROWD – CARDS
SCRIPT:
NARRATOR: It was a hot day in the forest, and Alice, a little happy girl, started getting tired of being seated near her sister who was reading a book under a tree.
ALICE: How can my sister read a book without any pictures? Oh, if it weren´t so hot I would be making a daisy chain.
NARRATOR: Then suddenly a White Rabbit with pink eyes ran close by her. The Rabbit said to himself.
WHITE RABBIT: Oh dear! Oh, dear! Time is out, I will be late!
NARRATOR: Alice was surprised, then she saw how the Rabbit took out a watch from his waistcoat pocket and looked at it, and then ran away. Alice stood up quickly.
ALICE: A Rabbit with a waistcoat and a watch! I have to catch it!
NARRATOR: Alice ran across the field after the rabbit, and when she was about to catch it, the little animal went inside a large rabbit hole under the hedge and said.
WHITE RABBIT: I can´t be late!
NARRATOR: Alice followed the Rabbit and went inside. The rabbit hole went straight on like a tunnel for some way and then dipped suddenly down.
ALICE: I am falling down through a very deep well… but I am falling very slowly! It´s strange, the sides of the well are filled with cupboards and bookshelves, and there are pictures and maps! Over there, there´s a jar of strawberry jam, mmmmm, I´ll eat it! Oh, it´s empty! I´ll put it in the lower cupboard because if I throw it away, I can hurt somebody. When will this come to an end? I may have fallen miles and miles!
NARRATOR: Suddenly the little girl, fell into a pile of dry leaves without getting hurt. Alice stood up, and there was another long passage, and there was the White Rabbit still running.
WHITE RABBIT: Oh, my ears and whiskers, now I am really late!
NARRATOR: Once again the little girl was about to catch it when the Rabbit turned to a corner and disappeared. Alice was in a great low room, very well lit up, and surrounded by doors of different sizes. She tried to open them.
ALICE: All the doors are locked! How am I going to get out of here? I should have brought my little cat, that way I wouldn´t feel so lonely! Over there, in the middle of the room, there´s a glass table. But where did it come from? A few minutes ago, it wasn´t there. I am sure of that! Over the table there´s a tiny golden key, mmmm, it´s too small, it doesn´t open any door!
NARRATOR: However, on the second time around, Alice saw behind a curtain, a very tiny door, she tried the little golden key in the lock, and to her great delight, the door opened. The door led into a small narrow passage. She knelt down and looked along the passage, the loveliest garden she had ever seen.
ALICE: Oh, I want to go to that garden! But how could I? I will never fit through the little door. Oh, if I could shut up like a telescope, then I could surely go to that garden. I´ll see if over the table I can find another key. Oh, well, there´s no other key! But what is this little bottle? It wasn´t here before! It says on the label, DRINK ME. I´ll see if it doesn´t say poison. No, nothing indicates it´s poison, I´ll taste it, mmmm, I like it, I´ll drink the whole bottle. I feel strange. I am getting smaller, just like a telescope.
NARRATOR: She was now only ten inches high. Then she went to the little door, hoping to get out to the garden. But, poor Alice, the door was locked, and she forgot the key on the table. She tried to get it by climbing up one of the legs of the table, but since it was made of glass, it was too slippery. Then she sat down on the floor and cried.
ALICE: I am behaving like a fool. There´s no use in crying! But, under the table, there´s a little box!
NARRATOR: Alice opened the little box, and said.
ALICE: It has a small cake that says EAT ME! Well, I´ll eat it. Something marvelous has to happen. I have learned that in this place, everything is marvelous.
NARRATOR: She ate a little bit, but she noticed there was no difference, so she kept eating until she finished the whole cake. Then…
ALICE: I am getting bigger! Goodbye, dear feet! You are almost out of sight, so far off! When I want to change my shoes, I will have to send them with a messenger with a note that says: These shoes are a gift from Alice to her own feet. Oh, what nonsense I´m thinking! What´s worse, is that I keep growing! Oh! I hurt my head on the roof! I am more than nine feet high! I am a big girl! But now I can take the key.
NARRATOR: Poor big girl. But the only thing she could do was lie down on the floor and look through the door into the garden with one eye. Then she began to cry again.
ALICE: I should be ashamed of myself! It´s not right that a great girl like me cries like a baby.
NARRATOR: But she kept crying and crying until there was a large pool of tears all around her. Then she heard some footsteps, and at last, she stopped crying. There it was, the White Rabbit, very splendidly dressed, with a pair of white gloves in one hand, and a fan in the other.
WHITE RABBIT: Oh, by this time the Duchess must be savage! I can´t keep her waiting anymore!
ALICE: Mr. Rabbit! Mr. Rabbit! Wait Please! Just a moment! Listen to me!
NARRATOR: When the Rabbit heard Alice, it got scared and dropped the white gloves and the fan, and ran away as fast as it could. Alice picked up the gloves and the fan, and since it was hot, she fanned herself and said.
ALICE: What a day! Yesterday everything was so normal. Oh, I am getting smaller again! I wonder why! Maybe it´s the fan!
NARRATOR: She dropped the fan just when she was about to disappear.
ALICE: Now I can go to the garden! But what´s this? I have fallen into salt water.
NARRATOR: The salt water was her own pool of tears she had wept when she was nine feet high.
ALICE: I wish I hadn´t cried so much!
NARRATOR: She started to swim when she heard something splashing in the pool.
ALICE: Someone is swimming! Oh, it´s a hippopotamus! No, it´s a walrus! Oh, it´s a mouse! But since now I am small, I see it huge! I will talk to the mouse, maybe it can answer me!
NARRATOR: So, she said.
ALICE: Tell me, mouse, do you know the way out of this pool?
NARRATOR: The mouse looked at her, but it didn´t answer. Alice thought that maybe the mouse didn´t understand English, so she said the only thing she could remember in French.
ALICE: Ou est ma chatte?
NARRATOR: Which means where is my cat? Suddenly, the Mouse got out of the water.
ALICE: Oh, please forgive me! I forgot mice don´t like cats.
MOUSE: Look, little girl! I have my own reasons to dislike cats, someday I will tell you my story, and then you will understand how I feel. But let´s swim to the shore. Look! We have company. The pool is full of creatures!
ALICE: It´s true! It´s a parrot, a duck, an eagle, and many more!
NARRATOR: Alice swam near the little animals. After a while, they were on shore.
ALICE: We are all wet!
MOUSE: I agree with you! What do you think, parrot?
PARROT: I think we should have a race-course.
ALICE: A race course? What´s that?
PARROT: You don´t know? Look, it´s a sort of circle, but the shape doesn’t really matter. When I say ready, everybody will start running. Ready! Go!
NARRATOR: Everybody started running, and half an hour later, the parrot said.
PARROT: Everybody is dry! The race is over!
MOUSE: Who won?
PARROT: Everybody has won! All of you have to receive a prize.
DUCK: Who will give the prizes?
EAGLE: Yes, who?
PARROT: The little girl, obviously!
NARRATOR: Alice didn´t know what to do. She put her hand in her pocket and pulled out a box of candies, and handed them round as prizes. There was exactly one a-piece all around.
MOUSE: What about her? Isn´t she going to receive a prize?
PARROT: Of course, she is! Let´s see Alice, what else do you have in your other pocket?
ALICE: Let me see. Only a thimble.
PARROT: Give it to me. Please accept this elegant thimble, as a prize.
NARRATOR: They all cheered. Alice thought that everything was so strange, but when she saw their faces so grave, she didn´t dare to laugh, so she just said.
ALICE: It´s an honor for me to accept this beautiful prize. My thimble was just what I needed. Dear Mouse, you promised to tell me your story, I will be glad to hear it.
MOUSE: I must tell you, that my story is very sad and long as my tail.
ALICE: Your tail is long.
NARRATOR: The girl was looking at the mouse´s tail, but she didn´t know why was it sad. Alice didn´t pay attention to the mouse´s story, so when the mouse finished talking, he said.
MOUSE: Little girl, you are not paying attention. What are you thinking of? I have a knot in my throat!
ALICE: A knot! Oh, let me help you undo it! I always undo the ribbon my cat has in her neck.
MOUSE: Young lady, you insult me and offend me!
ALICE: You always get offended!
MOUSE: You need more education! I am leaving!
ALICE: He´s gone! Now can I talk with the parrot and the birds, about Dinah, my cat?
PARROT: Who´s Dinah?
ALICE: Dinah is my little cat. She´s good at catching mice and birds! Oh, I wish you could see her after the birds! She eats them as soon as she looks at them!
PARROT: Let´s go friends, we can´t talk with this girl. That´s why the mouse left. Follow me!
ALICE: Please, don´t leave me alone! They are gone! I should have never talked about Dinah! In this strange country, nobody likes cats. Someone is coming, maybe it´s the mouse who changed his mind, but no… It´s the White Rabbit!
WHITE RABBIT: The Duchess! The Duchess! Oh, my fur and whiskers! She’ll get me executed, as sure as two plus two are eight! Where did I leave the gloves?
NARRATOR: The Rabbit was looking for the gloves and the fan. Alice, wishing to help, began looking for them. But everything changed when she was swimming in the pool. Like magic, the room had vanished completely. At last, the Rabbit noticed Alice and said.
WHITE RABBIT: Mary Ann, what ARE you doing out here? Run home this moment, and bring me another pair of gloves and a fan! Quick, now!
NARRATOR: Alice was so frightened that she ran off at once in the direction it pointed to, without trying to explain the mistake it had made.
ALICE: He took me for his housemaid, but I’d better take him his fan and gloves, that is, if I can find them.
NARRATOR: As she said this, she came upon a very beautiful little house, on the door of which was a bright brass plate with the name White R engraved upon it
ALICE: White R? Maybe it means White Rabbit. I will go in. I hope I don´t find the real Mary Ann. Anyway, it´s funny! I am the messenger of a rabbit! Oh, how lucky I am, over the table there is a pair of gloves and a fan, and a little bottle! I will drink it, and I hope I can grow large again, I am getting tired of being so small.
NARRATOR: In fact, as soon as she drank the little bottle, she grew so fast that she had to take an arm out of the window, and a leg up the chimney. Fortunately, the little magic bottle had now no effect. Still, it was very uncomfortable, and, since there was no chance of getting out of the room again, she started crying. After a while, she heard a voice outside.
WHITE RABBIT: Mary Ann! Mary Ann! Answer me! Where are my pair of gloves? Can´t you hear me? What is going on! The door is not opening. Mary Ann, tell me why you locked the door. Answer me! Very good, then I´ll go in through the window.
NARRATOR: The rabbit was just under the window, when Alice opened her hand, and made a snatch in the air, but she didn´t catch anything. Then there was a crash of broken glass, and the rabbit shouted.
RABBIT: Oh!
NARRATOR: Next, the Rabbit with an angry voice, said.
WHITE RABBIT: Pat! Pat! Where are you? Pat! Pat!
PAT: Here I am, digging for apples.
WHITE RABBIT: Come and help me get out of here! Tell me what you see in the window.
PAT: I see an arm, your honor.
WHITE RABBIT: What do you mean, an arm? Who has ever seen an arm that big?
PAT: Well, I insist, it´s an arm.
WHITE RABBIT: Then, why is an arm there? Take it away!
PAT: I am scared of the arm.
WHITE RABBIT: Don´t be a coward! Then go down through the chimney! I order you to do it!
PAT: Very well, I will go down the chimney.
ALICE: Oh, I will kick him.
NARRATOR: Alice kicked Pat so hard, that he flew through the air. Then she heard animal voices.
ANIMALS: Look! Look! It´s Pat
WHITE RABBIT: Hold up his head!
ANIMAL 1: Don’t choke him.
ANIMAL 2: How was it?
WHITE RABBIT: What happened to you? Tell us all about it!
PAT: I don´t know, suddenly I was thrown through the air like a skyrocket!
WHITE RABBIT: We could see that! And since there´s nothing else we can do, we must burn the house down!
NARRATOR: Alice could not see what was happening outside, but she could hear them, so she said.
ALICE: Wait! And you Mr. Rabbit, if you burn the house, I´ll set my cat Dinah at you! I am warning you; she likes to eat rabbits!
NARRATOR: There was silence instantly, and Alice waited for an answer. At last, she felt a shower of little pebbles coming from the window, and some of them hit her in the face. Alice noticed that the pebbles were all turning into little cakes as they lay on the floor, and a bright idea came into her head.
ALICE: I´ll eat one of these cakes, and I hope I will not grow bigger.
NARRATOR: She ate a cake, and she began shrinking. As soon as she was small enough to get through the door, she ran out of the house and found a crowd of little animals around a lizard, which was Pat, who was in the middle of them. When they saw her, they chased her, but Alice ran off as hard as she could, and soon found herself safe in a forest.
ALICE: Now I have to eat or drink something to grow to my right size again. I wonder what it will be.
NARRATOR: Near her, there was a big mushroom. She stretched herself up on tiptoe and peeped over the edge of the mushroom, and she saw a large blue caterpillar, that was sitting on the top smoking a long hookah. The Caterpillar and Alice looked at each. At last, the Caterpillar took the hookah out of its mouth and talked to her in a languid voice.
CATERPILLAR: Who are you?
ALICE: I suppose I don´t know. At least I know who I was when I got up this morning, but I think I must have been changed several times since then.
CATERPILLAR: What do you mean by that? Explain yourself!
ALICE: I´m afraid I can’t explain myself. But when you have to turn into a chrysalis, and then after that into a butterfly, you will feel like I do.
CATERPILLAR: Chrysalis… butterfly… I don´t like the idea. Now tell me, who are you?
ALICE: It´s better if I go, Mr. Caterpillar, or we will start the conversation all over again. Put the hookah into your mouth and start smoking again. See you!
CATERPILLAR: Come back! I’ve something important to say!
NARRATOR: Alice turned and came back again.
ALICE: What is it?
CATERPILLAR: Keep your temper.
ALICE: Is that all?
CATERPILLAR: Of course not. So, you think you have changed?
ALICE: I don´t think so. I don’t keep the same size for fifteen minutes together!
CATERPILLAR: Are you content now?
ALICE: Impossible. I would like to be a little larger. I must measure three inches in height. It´s ridiculous!
CATERPILLAR: It is a very good height! That´s what I measure.
ALICE: Forgive me, Mr. Caterpillar, don´t feel offended, but I am not used to being so small.
CATERPILLAR: You’ll get used to it.
NARRATOR: The Caterpillar put the hookah into its mouth and began smoking again. Then it took the hookah out of its mouth and yawned several times. Then it got down off the mushroom, crawled away in the grass, and said.
CATERPILLAR: One side will make you grow taller, and the other side will make you grow shorter.
ALICE: One side of what? The other side of what?
CATERPILLAR: Of the mushroom, everybody knows that.
NARRATOR: As soon as the Caterpillar left, Alice stretched her arms, and cut a piece of the mushroom. One piece with her right arm, and another piece with her left arm. Then she ate a little from both hands until she was of normal size. Then she put some bread in her pocket and kept walking through the forest. Suddenly, she saw a large black cat who was grinning from ear to ear, it was Cheshire Cat.
ALICE: Oh, would you tell me, please, which way I have to go from here?
CHESHIRE CAT: Ha, ha, ha, ha, that depends on where you want to get to.
ALICE: I don’t care that much.
CHESHIRE CAT: Then it doesn’t matter which way you go.
ALICE: As long as I get somewhere. What kind of people live here?
CHESHIRE CAT: To the north, lives a Mad Hatter. And to the south lives a March Hare. Visit either you like, they’re both mad.
ALICE: But I don’t like mad people.
CHESHIRE CAT: We’re all mad here. I’m mad. You’re mad.
ALICE: Why do you say that? How do you know I’m mad?
CHESHIRE CAT: Because you are here. Tell me, are you going to play croquet with the Queen today?
ALICE: I like croquet, but I haven’t been invited yet.
CHESHIRE CAT: Anyway, you’ll see me there.
NARRATOR: And the Cat vanished. But it vanished quite slowly. First, its tail. Then, its legs. Next, its body, and finally its grim.
CHESHIRE CAT: Ha, ha, ha, ha.
ALICE: This is funny! I’ve often seen a cat without a grin, but a grin without a cat! I´ll go visit the Hare.
NARRATOR: She hadn´t gone much farther when she saw the house of the March Hare. The chimneys were shaped like ears and the roof was made of fur. She walked toward the house and ate a small piece of the magical mushroom. There was a table set out under a tree in front of the house, and the March Hare and the Mad Hatter were having tea at it. A Dormouse was sitting between them, fast asleep, and the other two were using it as a cushion. The table was large but the three were all crowded together at one corner of it. When Alice approached them, they said.
MARCH HARE A MAD HATTER: There´s no room for you! There´s no room!
ALICE: Of course, there is! I´ll sit down in that armchair.
MARCH HARE: Then drink some wine!
ALICE: How can I drink wine, if there´s only tea!
MARCH HARE: I knew there wasn´t any wine.
ALICE: Then why are you telling me to drink it. You are not being polite!
MARCH HARE: Well, it´s also not polite to sit down without being invited.
ALICE: I didn’t know it was your table, it’s set for more than four.
NARRATOR: Meanwhile, the Hatter was looking at Alice silently. Finally, he said.
MAD HATTER: You should cut your hair, it´s too long.
ALICE: I can see that they didn´t tell you not to make personal remarks.
MAD HATTER: Tell me, why is a raven like a writing desk?
ALICE: I like riddles. I think I can guess that.
MARCH HARE: Do you mean you know the answer?
ALICE: Yes, I do.
MARCH HARE: Tell me what you think. Say what you mean.
ALICE: I do, at least I mean what I say, it´s the same thing.
MAD HATTER: It´s not the same thing. Is it the same thing to say I see what I eat, as I eat what I see? …or I like what I have, as I have what I like? Or I breathe when I sleep, as I sleep when I breathe?
NARRATOR: There was silence for a minute, while Alice thought over all she could remember about ravens and writing desks. Then the Mad Hatter said while looking at his watch.
MAD HATTER: What day is today?
ALICE: It´s the fourth.
MAD HATTER: This watch is wrong for two days. I told you March Hare, that butter wouldn’t work.
MARCH HARE: It was the best butter. Let me see your watch. I´ll dip it into the tea and I hope it works.
ALICE: What a funny watch. It tells the day of the month, but not the time.
MAD HATTER: Does your watch tells you what year it is?
ALICE: Of course not.
MAD HATTER: Then I see nothing strange with mine. The Dormouse is asleep again, I´ll pour a little hot tea in its nose. Now that I remember, do you have the answer to the riddle?
ALICE: No, I give up, what’s the answer?
MAD HATTER: We don´t have the slightest idea. Isn´t it right, March Hare?
MARCH HARE: That´s right. We are getting bored. Tell us a story, young lady.
ALICE: Right now, I can´t remember any.
MARCH HARE: Then the Dormouse will.
ALICE: But the Dormouse is sleeping.
DORMOUSE: I´m not asleep. I heard every word you said.
MAD HATTER: Tell us something.
ALICE: Yes, please!
MAD HATTER: Don´t talk, young lady!
NARRATOR: Alice was angry at his rudeness, she stood up and walked off. Neither of the others tried to stop her, though she looked back once or twice, half hoping that they would call after her: the last time she saw them, they were trying to put the Dormouse into the teapot.
ALICE: I don´t want to see you again! Oh, in that tree! There´s a little door! I´ll go in. But what a beautiful garden! It´s the one I saw through the little door in that room! There are colorful flowers and cool fountains!
NARRATOR: A large rose tree stood near the entrance of the garden. The roses growing on it were white, but there were three poker cards, that were gardeners. busily painting them red. Alice heard their conversation.
TWO: Look out, Five! You´re splashing paint all over me!
FIVE: It wasn´t me. It was Seven, he pushed me with his elbow.
SEVEN: You are always blaming me.
FIVE: Seven, be quiet. Yesterday, the Queen said you deserved to be beheaded!
TWO: Why?
SEVEN: That’s none of your business, Two! Look, a little girl!
ALICE: Would you be so kind to tell me why you are painting those roses?
TWO: You see, Miss, we made a mistake. We planted a white rose tree, instead of a red one, just as the Queen told us. So, we are doing our best, before she comes.
SEVEN: Quiet! The Queen!
NARRATOR: The three gardeners instantly threw themselves to the floor, flat on their faces. There was a sound of many footsteps, and Alice looked around, eager to see the Queen. First came twenty soldiers carrying clubs; these were all shaped like the three gardeners, they were poker cards. Next the courtiers. After these came the royal children, they were ornamented with hearts, jumping merrily along hand in hand. Next came the guests, mostly Kings and Queens, and among them, the White Rabbit. Then followed the Knave of Hearts, carrying the King’s crown, and, last of all this grand procession, came the King and Queen of Hearts. When the procession came opposite to Alice, they all stopped and looked at her, and the Queen said.
QUEEN OF HEARTS: Who is she? Nobody knows! What’s your name, child?
ALICE: My name is Alice, your Majesty.
NARRATOR: But she added, to herself.
ALICE: I shouldn´t be afraid, they are only a pack of cards.
QUEEN OF HEARTS: And who are these on the floor? All my courtiers are the same on the opposite side! Answer me, Alice!
ALICE: How should I know? It’s none of my business.
QUEEN OF HEARTS: Off with her head!
CROWD: Yes! Off with her head!
KING: One moment, I the King have the right to speak. Don´t you see my dear Queen, that she is only a child? Maybe she knows how to play croquet.
QUEEN OF HEARTS: If she knows how to play, I will forgive her. Alice, follow me, stand beside the Rabbit.
ALICE: Hello, Mr. Rabbit, we finally meet again. Where´s the Duchess?
WHITE RABBIT: Quiet! She will be executed.
ALICE: Why?
WHITE RABBIT: She was late, the Queen was angry, and the Duchess slapped her.
ALICE: Ha, ha, it´s funny.
WHITE RABBIT: The Queen will hear you! We have arrived at the croquet ground.
NARRATOR: The ground was strange. It was all ridges and furrows. The balls were live hedgehogs, the mallets were live flamingoes, and the soldiers had to double themselves up and stand on their hands and feet, to make the arches. When the Queen shouted, people began running in all directions, tumbling up against each other. But when someone was about to beat the Queen, she shouted.
QUEEN OF HEARTS: Off with his head!
NARRATOR: Alice played as best as she could, but when she beat the Queen, she said.
QUEEN OF HEARTS: Off with her head!
ALICE: You can´t leave me without my head. I have the right to be judged!
QUEEN OF HEARTS: Very well, let´s go to my palace!
NARRATOR: That´s how Alice entered the palace, accused of beating the Queen in a croquet game. There was a jury. The Mad Hatter and the March Hare were the Members of the Jury. Alice imagined herself without her head, so she took from her pocket a piece of cake, ate it, and said to herself.
ALICE: If I grow to my full size, I will be safe. It´s my only chance. Yes, I am growing, I´m getting bigger and bigger!
QUEEN OF HEARTS: I will say the sentence first, then the verdict. Off with her head!
ALICE: I don´t think you can make it, Queen of Hearts! You´re nothing but a card! And I am big!
QUEEN OF HEARTS: I order you to be quiet!
ALICE: I will not be quiet! All of you are only a pack of cards! I am not afraid of you!
NARRATOR: Then all the cards stood up and angrily came flying down upon her. The little girl tried to beat them off, but she couldn´t. She tried to stand up, but then she found out she had her head in the lap of her sister, and that everything had been a wonderful dream.
ALICE: Dear sister, I had such a curious dream! Someday I will tell you about it.
NARRATOR: Suddenly, Alice saw a Rabbit.
ALICE: Look! Look, sister! A White Rabbit with a waistcoat and a watch! I´ll follow him! Come! Come with me to Wonderland!
As Alice wakes up from her dream and returns to the real world, she realizes that her adventures in Wonderland were not just a product of her imagination, but a journey of self-discovery and personal growth. The lessons she learned in Wonderland stay with her always, reminding her to stay curious, stay imaginative, and stay true to herself. We hope you enjoyed Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and that you too are inspired to take on life’s challenges with curiosity and a sense of wonder.
THE END
AUTHOR: LEWIS CARROLL
ADAPTED BY: K I D S I N C O
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