<div style="text-align: justify;">Alice did feel it was unfair. Seemed like neither of them had really been treated well. But the Rabbit seemed to have gotten it much worse than she did. "I do feel bad", Alice replied. Of course she knew it wasn't her fault. But still, that didn't stop Alice from feeling bad for the Rabbit she knew, now, that was her cousin.<br/><br/>"I'm very sorry that all of this happened to you", Alice stated again. She then sighed when the Rabbit said she was brave. She wasn't, but she felt the need to know. Both of them had been wronged, and maybe knowledge would help. "Of course I like you. You are family", Alice replied as sweetly as she could.<br/><br/>The girl then went to the gap at the door, looking out. She could see Michael at the end of the long white corridor. Looking one more time at the tiara, and trying to understand the meaning behind all of that, Alice sighed. She turned to the rabbit. "Please, be quiet. I will try and convince Michael to come here, but you have to keep really, really quiet".<br/><br/>After this warning, Alice called out, sitting on her bed. "Michael? Please?". She would wait for the male nurse to come by and make her best sickly expression. "I'm not feeling well. I feel dizzy and nauseated. Can you help me to the infirmary?" Alice's intention was to get the man in the room. Once there, she planned on closing the door and questioning him, but one thing at a time.</div>