Alice In Wonderland Alice in Wonderland is a very strange story. I think that this book could have a number of hidden meanings, the most profound of these being Alice's inner conflict with her own self identity. In this story, I assume that Alice is roughly between the ages of eight and thirteen. These in themselves, are very important years in an adolescents life. ... familiar things along the way, much the same way growing up is. Throughout the story this white rabbit seems to keep popping up and Alice always seems to be following it, searching it out. This goes to show she is not quite rea...

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... up to them to produce a justifiable decision. The jurors are not the only ones involved in the trial who deserve to be discredited. The King, who acts as judge is practically useless. In today's courts, the judge is in charge of the proceedings and keeps order in the court. In Alice In Wonderland, the King isn't even familiar with proper procedure of a trial. He needs to be repeatedly ... reminded by the White Rabbit, that the jury's verdict is not in, until the very end. Rather than the calming presence a judge ... to the Judge. After confusing the court, they step down from the stand...

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