Alice And Wonderland And Miss Peregrine's Home For Peculiar Children

In the movie, they mix up characters and events from Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass. Alice is determined to be the Alice that should slay the Jabberwocky, but the Red Queen tries to kill her. Alice is able to infiltrate the Red Queen’s palace with the help of the White Queen, and steal the sword that will kill the Jabberwocky. They fight and Alice wins. When she goes back home, she is apprenticed to a shipping merchant because no self-respecting woman ever gets married. These differences effect the plot line and it seems as if these were two completely different plots.

Kids always dream of a magical world where they get to do whatever they want and be whoever they want to be. Most of the time, they create these wonderlands to escape reality and the problems that they may be encountering in their real lives. In the films Alice in Wonderland and Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children, both main characters had a wonderland of their own that helped them cope with the struggles they endured. Alice created hers when she was a little girl. It gave her entertainment, which she did not have in her normal life. Jacob, on the other hand, had his grandfather create the wonderland for him out of all the stories that he was told. After analyzing the films, the similarities they have lie in the knowledge that they

Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, by Lewis Carroll, is a classic novel that introduced a new form of imagery in both popular culture and literature. This is a story about a young girl named Alice who falls down a tree hole into a world known as Wonderland. In this world, every animal and plant is personified and is truly what no one would expect. Readers find out however, that Wonderland is just a figment of Alice’s imagination and she is actually dreaming the whole time. In the novel, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, the main character Alice struggles to identify who she truly is.

Red, a magical colour of fairy tale land, is a glimpse that you never forget. Through the fairy tale land, you will see a little girl who always wears a red hood, a pair of red dancing shoes with bloody legs and a furious Queen yells ‘Off with their heads!’ with a flamingo hold in her hand.

The Mad Hatter grumbled as he heard the news on the wrong Alice being brought into Wonderland. Leave it up to that timekeeping Rabbit to ruin things.

The setting of Alice in Wonderland is a crazy world in a rabbit hole. Alice discovers this other world by following him down his hole. This world she entered is a dream world. The animals talk and act like normal people. Alice can never tell apart reality from fantasy. This is a world through a child’s eyes.

Carroll’s created characters for ‘Alice in the Wonderland’ that also include certain male representations, which were very commonly seen in the Victorian society. These include March Hares and Mad Hatters who could be viewed as the way of representing male hostility and attitude towards women of that time. Being a man, Carroll had to manage his anger because of the regressive desires held by him (Benson 3).

Often, many things in life are hidden in plain sight. One must have the senses to see them, like in Jesus' parables. They are ordinary stories that have hidden messages of God and his Kingdom, visible to those who look carefully enough. The same could be said about Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, a tale of a young girl in a nonsensical world. The novel comprises of a whimsical charm and a feeling of absurd madness. Early critics even considered it nonsense, unworthy of serious critiquing. But underlying all the nonsense and illogic, there is more that can be taken from the story, even from a psychoanalytical point of view. Carroll very cleverly uses literary devices, specifically satire, paradox, and personification to put some sense into the seemingly nonsensical world of Wonderland.

   Lewis Carroll's Wonderland is a queer little universe where a not so ordinary girl is faced with the contradicting nature of the fantastic creatures who live there. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland is a child's struggle to survive in the condescending world of adults. The conflict between child and adult gives direction to Alice's adventures and controls all the outstanding features of the work- Alice's character, her relationship with other characters, and the dialogue. " Alice in Wonderland is on one hand so nonsensical that children sometimes feel ashamed to have been interested in anything so silly (Masslich 107)."

We only see the Mad Hatter as a frenzy lunatic who can’t stop talking in the movie, but the book shows him on several occasions as calm and relaxed talking to Alice about interesting concepts.

Marriage has not always been about love. All throughout history, women were uprooted from their normal lives and forced into loveless relationships as ways to provide their family money or power. This is the starting for Disney’s Alice in Wonderland. Alice is a young woman who is proposed by Hamish, the son of Lord Ascot, per her mother’s request. After running away from the proposal, Alice falls down a rabbit hole into Underland where she meets some peculiar characters. Told that she must kill the Jabberwocky as it has been foretold, Alice runs from her destiny only to realize that she must do something to protect her friends and the place she dreamed of so long ago. After killing the Jabberwocky, Alice returns to her to reject Hamish and start working for his father and travels the world. Alice is using her dream to solve her marriage problem so her subconscious is using characters that represents people or her inner conscious in the real world.

Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland is a story about a little girl who comes into contact with unpredictable, illogical, basically mad world of Wonderland by following the White Rabbit into a huge rabbit – hole. Everything she experiences there challenges her perception

Seven-year-old Alice 's curiosity leads her to follow a white rabbit down a hole into Wonderland, a magical realm permeated by nonsense and irrationality. Alice 's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll tells of the escapades of a bored, curious, and innocent young girl as she ventures into Wonderland, a world made up entirely by her imagination. Madness and rudeness govern the kingdom. During her journey, Alice faces one of the most difficult struggles in adolescence: maturing. In this novella, she learns to put her innocent childhood aside as a nostalgic remembrance and mature into a young woman. She grows up in the story by understanding her loneliness, discovering her identity, and losing her childhood innocence.

HERMIONE GROWS FROM UNCONFIDENT BRAT SNOB TO CONFIDENT HERONINE THE AUTHOR IDENTIFFUES WITH THIS CHARACTER

Alice in Wonderland was, and is a fantastic childrens book written by Lewis Carroll. His book was written with many puns, and riddles, and has also drawn many critics to debate at what the true meaning is. The book, starts with the main character laying around with her sister, on a hot summer day, then Alice sees a white rabbit, this rabbit will later have significance throughout the book. After seeing the rabbit, she follows it, and goes down a hole, this hole is where the book starts to show its satire, as it seems to go on forever, and while going down she thinks of stuff like geography. Afterwards, she finds herself in a magical land, where she has to shrink and drink a weird drink to get through a tiny door. After getting through the door, and exploring, she meets the white rabbit once more, this time the rabbit misinterprets her as a house servant, and orders her to go to his house fetch two white gloves, and a fan. While there, she drinks another unmarked bottle, which causes her to grow big again, and she is now stuck in the house full size, the rabbit grows angry, and he and his servants throw rocks at her, which end up suddenly turning into cakes, which she eats, and grow to normal size once more. After this encounter with the rabbits house, she ventures off once more to the next house she sees, which is the Duchesses house, she encounters the duchesses, a cheshire cat, a odd baby who turns out to be a pig, and a crazy chef who throws pepper everywhere, the