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In 1865 ‘Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland’ was penned by Charles Dodgson, under the pen name of Lewis Carroll, (to be referred to as Carroll hereafter). This story, the length of a typical novella of today has impacted the world of art and literature far beyond its nearly twenty-eight thousand word length should have allowed. Additionally, ‘Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland’ has made its mark on the world of psychology as well. Entire college courses have been established to analyze the symbolism and meanings of the prose.
The story you are about to read will take a different approach than other author’s adaptations. Here, I will attempt to explain why all the discussions surrounding some grand meaning behind ‘Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland’ were quite simply pedantic. Everything that Carroll told in his tale can be explained without all the hoopla and allusion. The character of Alice, an inquisitive child, went off in pursuit of a white rabbit. He, as a rabbit in good standing, attempted to elude her. As rabbits are like to do. This is his tale or his tail’s tale perhaps.