<div style="text-align: justify;">Alice was completely distressed by having been pulled so suddenly from a dream that seemed important. She felt like there was information to be gathered from that dream, and now it was gone. It took the male nurse long minutes to get Alice to calm down and tell him what had happened. From her confused explanations, he seemed to come to the conclusion that Alice had simply had a bad dream and woken up scared. Asking her to stay where she was, the man brought a glass of water, but lucky for her, no drugs this time. He did let her know, though, that he would give her something if she remained distressed and agitated.<br/><br/>After these words, the man left Alice and told her to call for him if she needed anything. Alice sat slowly on her bed when the man left, crying quietly. She wondered if she was really insane and everyone else was right. The girl was about to lay down again, when she saw the watch. A little scared it would turn into smoke if she touched it, Alice tried with her fingertips first. More confident, the girl picked it up.<br/><br/>She pressed it against her chest like something precious. She wasn't going crazy, after all. Everything was real, and apparently there was a connection between her and the Rabbit. For the first time since she was there, Alice wished she could see her parents. They should know something about the woman who had looked like her when she was younger. What would her maiden name have been? That was a really important information. If she was named Reeve, she would be related to mother. If Liddell, to father. But maybe she wasn't such a close relation to share the same last name?<br/><br/>"You can come out now", Alice called softly to the rabbit. After some reflection, she risked the question. "You wouldn't know your mother's maiden name, would you?"</div>