HUMA 1625 Chapter Notes -Psychological Evaluation, Pocket Watch
26 Oct 2013
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The ramblings of a madman about a mad book. In this paper i would like to discuss the theme of the tragic, yet inevitable loss of childhood innocence, as well as the fact that death is a constant threat in the novella. The story then follows alice around as she goes through this place called wonderland, until she eventually wakes up and realizes all that had been a dream, and tells her sister about it. If one looks at the story, s/he would realize that most of the discomfort that alice feels due to constantly changing her side from big to small to big again etc. is actually a bit like puberty. Another thing noticed in the novella is that of how there has always been a danger present. Whatever the case may be, it is due to it we can see how alice is in some shape or form in danger all the time.
