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Alice is again met by the White Rabbit. He mistakenly sends her off as a servant to retrieve his belongings. While in Alice, the White Bunny’s resident, eats an unmarked fluid container and grows to the size of the space. The White Bunny fuming at the hereafter returns to his home.-Despite being giant Alice, she knocks him away and his servants with her enormous hand. Outside pets tried to get Alice outside by throwing rocks at them, which mysteriously transform into cakes when they land. in Your home. Alice eats one the cakes and shrinks to a tiny measurement. Lewis Carroll – Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland Audiobook Free. She wanders off into woodland where she meets a Caterpillar who is still smoking a pipe and eating a mushroom. Alice and the Caterpillar get involved. in There is a disagreement but the Caterpillar doesn’t crawl away in He tells Alice, in disgust, that different parts of the mushroom can make her grow or shrink. Alice tastes a piece of the mushroom. Her neck is also elevated above the trees. A pigeon views Alice as a snake, and attacks her.

Alice takes one more piece of mushroom, and her height is normal. She roams until she comes across the house of the Lady. She receives in Also, he finds the Lady, who is nursing her baby. He also sees a smiling Cheshire Feline and a Chef who throws large quantities of pepper into a pot of soup. After being rude to Alice, the Lady leaves to plan for a croquet game with Queen. Alice discovers the baby is a porcine as the Lady gives it to her. Alice lets the pig go, and she returns to the woods where she is able to satisfy the Cheshire Cat again. Alice is informed by the Cheshire Feline that everyone is welcome. in Paradise seethes and even Alice is a part of it. The March Hare’s home is directed by the Cheshire Pet cat, who disappears with a floating smile.

Alice visits the March Hare’s home to meet the Mad Hatter, March Hare and the Dormouse who are having tea together. Alice waits in the unwelcome tea party to be treated rudely by all three. They have mistreated Time, and Alice is trapped. in Perpetual tea-time. Alice leaves after one last rude act and continues her journey with the forest. Alice discovers a tree with an opening. in She takes it along on her side and makes a return trip to find herself back in The great hall. She takes the essentials and makes use of the mushroom for shrinking and getting. in The garden.

Alice joins Queen after saving many gardeners who were suffering from the Queen’s mood. in It is a bizarre game of croquet. The croquet field is hilly and the mallets, as well as the spheres, are online Hedgehogs and flamingos are also present, as well as the Queen, who flies about asking for the executions of the other gamer. Alice runs across the Cheshire Feline again, and she asks how she’s doing. The King of Hearts interrupts their discussions and tries to bully the Cheshire Cat. But the King is rudely rejected by the King. The King takes offense and plans the execution of Cheshire Feline. But, given that the Cheshire Pet cat’s head is still drifting, in No one can decide how to head it in midair.

Alice is approached by the Lady as well and she attempts to befriend her. But, Alice is worried. The Queen of Hearts chases the Lady away and tells Alice she has to go see the Mock Turtle so that she can hear his story. To satisfy the Mock Turtle, the Queen of Hearts sends Alice along with the Gryphon. Alice shares some of her strange experiences with both the Gryphon and the Mock Turtle. listen They will talk affectionately about her adventures and share their feelings. After listening to the Mock Turtle’s tale, they began to listen to make a statement that the test will start, and also the Gryphon takes Alice back to croquet.

The Knave of Hearts faces the test for stealing Queen’s tarts. The King of Hearts conducts the investigation. Other witnesses are also invited to the stand to provide evidence. Both the Mad Hatter and the Chef give their testimony, but it doesn’t make any sense. Alice is called to the witness stand by The White Bunny who serves as a herald. While the King is not content with his line of examination, the White Bunny offers support when he asks for brand.-Neue evidence in The Knave’s letter. The King interprets the letter as a rhyme that the King takes to mean an admission of sorrow for the Knave. Alice believes the note to contain nonsense and objects the King’s interpretation. Alice is resentful to the Queen and she orders her to beheaded. Alice, however, grows enormously and also knocks over the Queen’s army of playing card.

Alice suddenly awakens on the lap of her sister, looking back at the shore. She tells her sister about her dream, and she goes inside for tea while her sister thinks. Alice’s experiences.

Alice lies still, drowsy, on a shore which has been charred by the sun. book She is praised by her older sibling. A White Bunny, running past her out of no where, worries that he will be late. The Rabbit takes a look at his waistcoat pocket and runs into the field. He also encounters a hole. Alice follows the Rabbit instinctually and topples down the deep hole that appears like it is a well. It falls slowly for a long time. She notices that the walls of the well have been covered in cabinets and racks as she falls down. She picks up a marmalade-jar from one of the shelves and twists it. Alice places the empty container on a second rack. She has nothing to do and speaks aloud, asking herself how much she’s lost, as well as whether she could ever fall to the other side of the earth. While she continues talking aloud, she daydreams about her feline Dinah. She abruptly stops talking, imagining the conversation they might have. Alice is unhurt and stands up to see the White Bunny disappearing around a corner.

Alice walks along a long corridor of doors. Alice enters a long corridor of doors. Alice finds a small door hidden behind a curtain after looking around. Alice looks again at the secret and finds it opens to a pathway and a garden. Alice cannot push through the small door, so she attempts to return to the table to find some help. The table is occupied by a bottle marked “DRINK ME”. Alice consumes the contents of the bottle, after which she checks it for poison. Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland Audio Book Online. Alice instantly begins to feel less confident and can now fit with the door. However, she realizes that she actually left the key on top of her. She alternately sobs and reprimands for weeping before seeing the little cake with “CONSUME me” beneath it. Alice eats the cake in the hope it will change her dimension. However, she becomes disappointed when nothing happens.
Alice becomes confused about her identity because of her dimension changes, which match the complications that occur during the transition from childhood years into adulthood. Alice has to confront the reality that Alice is too big to fit into the yard.-reproach. She is unable to accept the changes that she is going through and questions her identity. Alice believes she shouldn’t be Alice anymore, as she cannot remember her own lessons. Alice initially assumes she might be. in She may even know someone. She draws comparisons in Mabel and her show their class-consciousness, and her connections with the Victorian world’s material trappings. Although she tries to use chains of thinking that match the aboveground globe, the paradox is Heaven: she must accept the logic and absurdity of the universe or she will be mad at the opposition.

Alice attempts to deal with her predicament fairly, however, the episode ends in tears. in The swimming pool full of rips shows how quickly things move Wonderland This distracts her mentally and also keeps her away from the problem. This sea of tears is a penalty. Alice’s She gives in to her emotions. Alice alternates between crying and scolding, going back-and-forth in Between emotion and factor. However, she doesn’t see any change in the surrounding landscape as she swims. The hall has turned into a sea and the floor has become a dry “shore”. Instead of reacting to her dilemma by rationalizing it or weeping, Alice distracts herself by trying out to solve the Computer mouse. Alice is now reacting with complete detachment to absurd situations in which she discovers herself. As she continues her journey, she will undoubtedly encounter more difficulties that force her to react with extremes of emotion or factor. Nonetheless, in This scene is where she began to laugh at the absurdities of Wonderland At the stated value, she allows herself to become distracted in order to forget about the real trouble.