<div style="text-align: justify;">As the Rabbit ran off, the Queen noticed it vaguely, but she was clearly not very interested in him, so she let him go. As the Rabbit went away, the Queen retired to her chambers and uncovered a mirror. There were a few men she tried to lure in by those means, and today she chose one of them and started working her 'magic' on him.<br/><br/>Back at Alice's dream, she listened to the man and shook her head. "I'm sorry, sir. I don't know how I have come to this place either", the girl explained kindly. She then waited for the man to tell his story. It was a sad one all around, and Alice sighed. What was wrong with fathers? Always ignoring their children, or trying to change them. What did they get out of it? Only losing their children's love.<br/><br/>With another sigh, Alice waited for the man to finish speaking. It felt really bad, but it looked like he wasn't in his right mind. Maybe she couldn't really point a finger at him, as she wasn't either. So she simply let him speak. "Nice to meet you, Peter. My name is Alice", the girl replied softly after the man's words. When he invited her in, she nodded.<br/><br/>"Thank you, sir, I appreciate it", the girl murmured. She would enter the house slowly, feeling like something in there was kind of familiar. It wasn't the place itself, or the objects. It was the feel of the place. "Are you home alone?", she asked. "Or is your son around?". For some reason, Alice felt that it was important to ask that question, but she had no idea why.</div>