<div style="text-align: justify;">Alice shook her head, feeling confused. She sighed and squeezed the Rabbit a little harder, but not hard enough to hurt him. Everything was really strange and confusing, and Alice just wanted answers so she could make sense of her situation.<br/><br/>As Michael finally decided to tell her the truth, Alice listened in silence. She closed her eyes, feeling more and more confused. It felt like she could feel and imagine better with her eyes closed. The girl shivered a little when Michael said he had to take care of her. He had always been so kind to her, Alice wouldn't imagine he could harm anyone.<br/><br/>But from his words, it seemed that none of the patients there had anything to fear.<br/><br/>"What is the trap?", Alice asked, ignoring the Rabbit's protest. She had some ideas about what was going on, from her dream. But she had been pulled from it before being able to get the details about this whole situation. So, if Michael seemed to know a lot, maybe he could explain the thread better and she could help the Rabbit's father.<br/><br/>"I need to know everything you can tell me, Michael", Alice pleaded. "And you...", she lifted the Rabbit to look into his eyes. "...I need to know if I can trust you to not tell anyone about this conversation. <span style="font-style: italic">Anyone</span>", she repeated, making sure he understood not even the Queen could know about it. Or, if she was to tell him the truth, <span style="font-style: italic">especially</span> the Queen couldn't know about it.</div>