Analysis of Characters in Alice in Wonderland

1, Alice: The protagonist of the story, a pure and lovely little girl, is full of curiosity and thirst for knowledge. She embodies the innocence that belongs to children.

2. White Rabbit: A white rabbit in a vest. At the beginning of the story, it was about to get something for the queen. It shouted, "Oh, my God! Oh, dear, I'm going to be late! " Running ahead of Alice caught her attention. In order to chase it, Alice fell into the mysterious world from the rabbit hole. Later, Alice accidentally drank a bottle of magic medicine at home and became a giant.

3. Bill the Lizard: Alice drank the potion in the rabbit's house by mistake and became a giant. She couldn't leave the house. The rabbit thought there was a monster in the house, so he sent the little lizard in from the chimney to see the situation. Alice kicked her out before she got in.

4. Caterpillar: An eccentric caterpillar sat on a mushroom and smoked a pipe, but it taught Alice how to grow bigger and smaller freely.

Duchess: A woman who loves to preach. Her mantra is "Everything can lead to a lesson". Alice has been to her home, where she met Cheshire cat.

Cheshire cat: The cat that always grins comes from the English proverb "Laugh like Cheshire cat". It helped Alice several times.

7. Hatter: One of the participants in the crazy tea party comes from the English proverb "as crazy as a hatter".

8. March Rabbit: One of the participants in the crazy tea party comes from the English proverb "as crazy as March Rabbit".

9. Dormouse: One of the participants in the crazy tea party is always sleeping.

10, Queen of Hearts: The queen of poker, who leads a group of poker soldiers, always gets angry and wants to cut off others' heads, but it has never been implemented.

1 1, King of Hearts: The king of poker is not as angry as his wife, but gives people the feeling of being a good person at his wife's instigation.

12, Gryphon: A Gryphon monster in Greek mythology, who was ordered by the Queen to take Alice to see a fake turtle.

13, Mock Turtle: The Queen ordered Griffin to take Alice to see the characters, which told Alice a puzzling story full of word games.

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Alice, a lovely English girl, found a talking white rabbit with a pocket watch when she was bored. She chased it and accidentally fell into a rabbit hole, thus falling into the magical underground world. ?

In this world, a sip of water can shrink to the size of a mouse, and eating a cake can turn you into a giant. Eating the same mushroom on the right will make you shorter, and eating it on the left will make you taller. In this world, it seems that everything you eat is strange.

She also met many people and animals: Dodo, Lizard Bill, Cheshire cat, Mad Hatter, March Rabbit, Dormouse, Mock Turtle, Gryphon and Ugly Duchess.

In the big garden behind the small door, she met a whole deck of playing cards, including the rude queen of hearts, the kind king of hearts and the swaggering Jack of hearts.

Alice helped the rabbit find the lost fan and gloves. Later, she helped three gardeners escape the persecution of the Red Queen. She also protested loudly in the absurd court that the king and queen framed good people.

In this fantastic and crazy world, it seems that only Alice is a sober person. She kept exploring and asked "Who am I?". In the process of exploration, she constantly knows herself and grows. When she finally grew into a "big" girl, she suddenly woke up and found that all this was a dream of her own. ?

Although this fairy tale is full of absurd fantasies, the author deeply hints at the social reality of Britain in the middle of19th century. From what Alice has seen and heard, we can feel that this era is full of etiquette and pedantic life.

For example, the little hero's fear of constantly reciting the text, or a mouse bent on showing off his historical knowledge, turned out to be just reciting the textbook for a long time, and even he didn't understand it himself. These plots make readers feel that the education methods at that time were rigid and outdated.

In fairy tales, Carol also satirized the rabbit, the snobbish duchess, the arrogant red queen and so on, and even mocked the Victorian court. All these make readers see seriousness from jokes and realize rationality from absurdity. ?

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