Tuesday, March 29, 2016

The Alice Confusion: Chapter 1


 

In the first chapter of Alice in the wonderland, Alice goes to two main stages of feelings curiosity and peer pressure. I found a picture that explains what curiosity means.  The picture quotes ’’Curiosity: a desire to know or learn; a powerful skill for all ages.” This related to Alice in chapter one because, when she thought she heard the rabbit say it  was late and run off, she followed it meaning she was curious to know where the rabbit was going. However, a quote states that “It takes courage to grow up and become who you really are.” It relates to the first chapter because, Alice could not get into the small door because she was too big, so the door knob told her that maybe she should drink the drink that was not once there before but came flying in and said ‘Drink Me.’ In the story, an archetype was twice, the meaning is like a opposite or duality.



13 comments:

  1. can you clarify on why you chose this background.
    i dont understand why you didnt just change the word colour other than that its good

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  2. i agree because you can tell she was under alot of pressure because she was at a very emotional time .

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  3. the color of the font should just be changed to one solid color but other than that everything else was good besides the article connection with the summary

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  4. I agree with the what you said because it did seem like Alice was under pressure being that she was being told to do stuff and the curiosity was when she followed the rabbit to see where it was going

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  5. I agree with the what you said because it did seem like Alice was under pressure being that she was being told to do stuff and the curiosity was when she followed the rabbit to see where it was going

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  6. I agree because she was being curios because she heard the rabbit talking

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  7. i like how it was related to to peer pressure beacaue we did teh same thing and nice picture

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