... which she wants to escape. The opening scene of "Alice in Wonderland" is an obvious representation of the dream-world humans fall in during sleep. Usually consisting of story-like sequences of images, sensations, and perceptions that occur during REM sleep, dreaming is an altered state of consciousness that never seems to be fully understood. In "Alice in Wonderland," Alice falls asleep and begins to dream of another world ... in which she is lost in. In the process, she meets many vague and mischievous characters from whom she seeks to find a way "home." This is a perfect example of ho...

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... which she wants to escape. The opening scene of "Alice in Wonderland" is an obvious representation of the dream-world humans fall in during sleep. Usually consisting of story-like sequences of images, sensations, and perceptions that occur during REM sleep, dreaming is an altered state of consciousness that never seems to be fully understood. In "Alice in Wonderland," Alice falls asleep and begins to dream of another world ... in which she is lost in. In the process, she meets many vague and mischievous characters from whom she seeks to find a way "home." This is a perfect example of ho...

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• Approx Pages: 2