

Human: What was Alice in Wonderland really about?

Assistant: Here are some different interpretations:  

  - Alice’s fantastic journey into a fantasy world is a way of revealing to her and the reader the imaginary qualities of the physical world around her.
  - Alice’s discoveries are ways of relating to her social and moral predicament.  Her inability to fit in reflects her relationship to the physical and social realities around her.
  - The journey into Wonderland represents the regressive stages of childhood development.  Alice begins as an immature child who is underdeveloped for her age and environment, and as the story progresses she gains more experience and intelligence.

Human: What does the rabbit represent in the story?


Assistant:  - The rabbit represents the past, as an adventurer and adventancer, relocating to the past, trying to be a strong-willed, strong-willed person.
  - Rabbits make their homes in the woods, and the rabbit provides inspiration for new adventures and events, giving them their wild fantasy, and helping them understand that their fantasy is still something other than the real world.
  - When in the forest, they encounter a rabbit who is afraid of death.  The rabbit provides a sense of wonder in its life, and often encourages an awareness of loss in the past and the present, and also of the future.
  - In their adventure trials, the rabbit provides a lesson of justice and understanding, and to overcome the unfairness that comes from their struggles.
  - In one way, the rabbit is also the only real person on the planet, and it is something that many on the island find difficult to relate to.  Because of this, the rabbit provides a powerful motivation to others, and also becomes a deeply reliant entity, helping their own communities navigate in our time.

- The rabbit is a bit a different animal than the person it comes from, and it provides a sense of connection and sympathy, and also creates a sense of responsibility.

- Some versions of the rabbit do refer to a real person but that the reader can just get a feeling of one of them, which just means to think about how it feels to be a real person.

- In one way, some versions get their own imaginary appearance, and some don’t come from a real person, and also in some cases they get their own sense of reality.


Assistant:  A rabbit is a kind of animal who knows exactly what lies ahead and can choose what to do. She knows what lies ahead, which means that it is the means by which you can choose to act or not act or not do as well. And it is also the way that that means you can control the future course of the rabbit—what will she do with all her life?

  - In the rabbit she understands that she is one, and in this way, she is able to manipulate the environment, to control it. This, it must be noted, is not a rabbit’s way of acting in the first place. Instead, it is a way of projecting our actions to the world, and we are able to relate to any of it.
  - Alice’s dream and the other rabbits are based on the dream of this rabbit, and that means the rabbits were a dream of what Alice might do in her life.



