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Alice in Wonderland
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Alice in
Wonderland
Cavaliere Francesco, Paoli Viola,
Rainoni Benedetta, Tutore Laura
- Novel published in 1865
- Written to Charles Lutwidge Dodgson
- Alice really did exist, her name was Alice Liddell. She was one of the daughter of the Vice-chancellor of Oxford. She became the protagonist thanks to a story she told to Dodgson
INTRODUCTION
LEWIS CARROLL
- Charles Lutwidge Dodgson
- Birth : Cheshire in 1832
- Happy childhood
- Lecturer in Mathematics
- Books for children:
Alice Adventures in Wonderland
and
Through the looking-glass
- Dual nature: Dodgson/Carroll
- Nonsensical world
- Death: in 1898
PLOT
The Plot
The Plot
- Alice sees the White Rabbit
- The White Rabbit pulls out a pocket watch
- Alice follows the White Rabbit
- Hole
- Small door and beautiful garden
- Alice cries
- Bottle marked 'DRINK ME'
- Cake marked 'EAT ME'
- Alice cries again
- Alice enter the door
Encounter with the White Rabbit
Encounter with the Caterpillar
- Alice meets the White Rabbit again
- Alice like a servant
- Alice drink an unmarked bottle
-Alice meets the Caterpillar on a mushroom
- The Caterpillar is smoking hookah
- Alice eats a part of mushroom and her neck stretches
- Alice eats another part of mushroom and shrinks
- Alice enters in the Dutchess' house
- The Duchess behaves rudely to Alice
- Then, Alice meets the Cheshire Cat
- He explains to Alice that everyone in Wonderland is mad
- He gives directions to the March Hare's house and fades away
Encounter with the Cheshire Cat
Encounter with the Mad Hatter and the March Hare
- Alice meets the Mad Hatter, the March Hare and the Dormouse
- Tea-time
- Great table
- Alice is uninvited
- They are trapped in tea-time
- Queen of Hearts
- Game of croquet
- Mallets and balls are flamingos and hegehogs
- Cheshire Cat again
- The Duchess approaches to Alice
- Announcement of a trial
- Mad Hatter gives his testimony
- Alice protests
- Queen is furious with Alice and orders the beheading
- Alice grows
Encounter with the Queen's of Hearts
Awakeness
- Alice wakes up
- Sister of Alice
- Alice tells her sister about her dream
TRAILER
CHARACTERS
Characters
CHARACTERS
The Duchess
The Queen
of Hearts
Alice
The White Rabbit
The Queen
of Hearts
The King
of hearts
The King
of Hearts
The Knave
of Hearts
The Knave of Hearts
The Cheshire Cat
The Duchess
The Caterpillar
The Mad Hatter
The March Hare
The
The Dourmouse
Dormouse
Alice's sister
ANALYSIS
Analysis
The plunge into the rabbit hole
plunge into deep sleep
Alice runs away from the world of her sister
but Wonderland thwarts her expectations
motif of frustrated desire
The White Rabbit
Alice believes that...
the capture of the White Rabbit
new knowledge of satisfaction
Alice's desire to enter the garden
feelings of nostalgia that accompany grow up
Alice confused about her identity
her desire to
remain a child
avoid the pressures of adulthood
The paradox of Wonderland
Alice must accept the logic of nonsense
Alice will go mad with contradiction
Confusion of identity
Alice is no longer the same as at home
Alice no longer knows who she is
The Cheshire Cat understands that wonderland and all of inhabitants exists as a figment of Alice's dreaming imagination
Alice discovers that Time
is a person
isn't an abstract concept
is a specific 'him'
isn't an abstract 'it'
Time can punish those who have offended it
Mad Hatter
and
March Hare
Alice's growth
awareness that Wonderland is an illusion
Alice understands that...
Wonderland is a dream
she wakes up and shatters the illusion
Final scene
Alice's sister trivializes the journey
Journey
strange tale to tell
THEMES
Themes
Themes
The tragic and inevitable loss of childhood innocence
The tragic and inevitable loss of childhood innocence
- Alice goes through physical changes traumatic
-She feels the discomfort that occur during puberty, frustration and sadness
Life as a meaningless puzzle
- Puzzles without clear solutions
- The riddles and challenges have no purpose or answer.
Death as a constant and underlying menace
- Alice continually risks death.
- Alice takes risks that could kill her, she never considers death as a possible outcome.
- Then Alice understands that death may be a real threat.
A dream
- The characters of the real world mix with elements of Alice’s unconscious state.
- The dream motif explains the abundance of nonsensical events in the story.
12 LIFE TEACHINGS
12 LIFE TEACHINGS
Manage your personal growth
It’s the most important metaphor in story. The message is to spend your life growing.
Know what you really want and bet on that
In fact, Alice learns the importance of knowing what she wants.
Always say what you really mean
In fact, the characters export Alice to “say what she means”.
Develop your own identity
Everyone always asks Alice who she is and she makes a journey to find her identity.
We’re all mad!
According to Cheshire’s Cat. Story teaches us to accept who is different from us and not judge.
Life is what you decide
We must take back life and find happiness.
Dream of impossible things
Alice always dreams unimaginable things and teaches us never to let someone else decide what’s impossible for you.
Always follow the White Rabbit
Always be curious or impulsive.
You’ll be a different person, today and tomorrow
Alice teaches us that every day we’re different people.
Sometimes you have to fall into a hole to climb to the top
This teaches us that sometimes in life you have to go through sad periods because after that the sun will come back.
Life is a fantastic series
of adventures
If we had never laughed or cried would our life be boring. In fact, life is beautiful because it’s full of twists and turns.
Positivity here and now
You have to sorround yourself with people who give us positive energy thorugh the smiles.
TEST
TEST
1. What kind of movies are you gonna watch?
a) Animated
b) Comic
c) Historical
d) Fantasy
2. What kind of personality do you think you have?
a) Quiet
b) They call me a madman
c) Authoritarian
d) Bubbly
3. Which destination do you prefer in the summer?
a) A place I’ve never seen
b) Alaska
c) Any place, as long as I feel like a queen
d) I’m always undecided
4. Where do you usually read?
a) Wherever I am
b) On a boat in the middle of a lake
c) Read? I already live in a book
d) At my home
5. It’s the middle of the night, you have lost your home keys and you are locked out. What do you do?
a) I wait till morning
b) I take the opportunity to experience the city at night
c) I’ll break down the door
d) I try to pick the lock
6. How do you like to spend your days?
a) Reading
b) Visiting places never seen
c) Organizing foolowing days
d) Joking with friends
7. You’re dating someone, but you’re uncomfortable. What do you do?
a) I’ll stay at least until the end of the night
b) I pretend to have an unexpected engagement
c) Tease him (lo prendo in giro)
d) I’m telling you straight
With most of the letter, you’re...
A White Rabbit
B Mad Hatter
C Queen of Hearts
D March Hare