Moral
Takeaway
Curiosity can lead to wonder, but patience and good sense help us find our way when the world feels confusing.
Lewis Carroll
Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland
A sleepy afternoon by the riverbank turns extraordinary when Alice follows a hurried White Rabbit down a rabbit-hole and into Wonderland. There she finds locked doors, a bottle marked “Drink Me,” a cake marked “Eat Me,” and a world where she grows, shrinks, and keeps meeting the impossible. This opening of Lewis Carroll’s classic is full of playful language, curious logic, and unforgettable images as Alice begins her bewildering journey.
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