Alice Liddell, the girl who followed. It seemed like a very appropriate title. Following the white rabbit brought her to Wonderland, following the Red Queen's advice led her across the Looking Glass, and now? Well now she had followed faeries. Maybe she should be titled: Alice Liddell, the far too curious girl for her own good. Thank goodness she wasn't a cat, though not even Dinah was as curious as she was, she didn't think. She'd have to ask Dinah, should ever she get the chance, who was the more curious between the two of them. That led Alice to think about all sorts of things.
Did cats know they were curious? Surely not, if they knew, then they wouldn't get in half the trouble that they did. But then... well Alice knew how curious she was and she still...
"Well just look at the situation I'm in, I suppose!" she said to herself as she wandered the feast hall.
"I do wonder if the animals are different here! Wouldn't that just be the case once more! I'm quite glad I have experience with talking animals already or I mightn't know what to do."
Alice's head was looking this way and that, talking quietly to herself about utter nonsense, or well, others might find it nonsense. Alice found it to be very practical talk. Still, her head was turning this way and that, taking in everything she could of the grand palace. Alice was looking at the ceiling, commenting on how she wondered if it was easier to make incredibly high ceilings if you could fly, or if it became harder because you got tired faster.
So taken by her train of thought, she walked backwards right into someone. She gave a sudden "OH!" jumping and spinning to look at who she ran into.
Alice Liddell | Alice in Wonderland/Alice Through the Looking Glass
Alice Liddell, the girl who followed. It seemed like a very appropriate title. Following the white rabbit brought her to Wonderland, following the Red Queen's advice led her across the Looking Glass, and now? Well now she had followed faeries. Maybe she should be titled: Alice Liddell, the far too curious girl for her own good. Thank goodness she wasn't a cat, though not even Dinah was as curious as she was, she didn't think. She'd have to ask Dinah, should ever she get the chance, who was the more curious between the two of them. That led Alice to think about all sorts of things.
Did cats know they were curious? Surely not, if they knew, then they wouldn't get in half the trouble that they did. But then... well Alice knew how curious she was and she still...
"Well just look at the situation I'm in, I suppose!" she said to herself as she wandered the feast hall.
"I do wonder if the animals are different here! Wouldn't that just be the case once more! I'm quite glad I have experience with talking animals already or I mightn't know what to do."
Alice's head was looking this way and that, talking quietly to herself about utter nonsense, or well, others might find it nonsense. Alice found it to be very practical talk. Still, her head was turning this way and that, taking in everything she could of the grand palace. Alice was looking at the ceiling, commenting on how she wondered if it was easier to make incredibly high ceilings if you could fly, or if it became harder because you got tired faster.
So taken by her train of thought, she walked backwards right into someone. She gave a sudden "OH!" jumping and spinning to look at who she ran into.