Neha Nepal submitted a discussion paper on Alice in Wonderland containing 4 answers. In Answer 1, they discuss the Mad Hatter character from the book and movie, noting he is strange and nonsensical in the book but helpful to Alice in the movie. Answer 2 contrasts Alice as a vulnerable child in the book versus a confident young woman in the movie. Answer 3 summarizes the plot differences between Alice falling down the rabbit hole in the book versus movie. Answer 4 analyzes the movie as having mild language and colorful animation meant to entertain children.
Neha Nepal submitted a discussion paper on Alice in Wonderland containing 4 answers. In Answer 1, they discuss the Mad Hatter character from the book and movie, noting he is strange and nonsensical in the book but helpful to Alice in the movie. Answer 2 contrasts Alice as a vulnerable child in the book versus a confident young woman in the movie. Answer 3 summarizes the plot differences between Alice falling down the rabbit hole in the book versus movie. Answer 4 analyzes the movie as having mild language and colorful animation meant to entertain children.
Neha Nepal submitted a discussion paper on Alice in Wonderland containing 4 answers. In Answer 1, they discuss the Mad Hatter character from the book and movie, noting he is strange and nonsensical in the book but helpful to Alice in the movie. Answer 2 contrasts Alice as a vulnerable child in the book versus a confident young woman in the movie. Answer 3 summarizes the plot differences between Alice falling down the rabbit hole in the book versus movie. Answer 4 analyzes the movie as having mild language and colorful animation meant to entertain children.
Answer 1 Mad hatter is a frictional character from Alice in wonderland. In the book, mad hatter tells alice about how the red queen of hearts sentenced him and the march hare to death for singing to her, she considered it as “murdering the time.” Since then, they are having the tea party together, very weird reason to start the tea party. Indeed, the whole section of mad hatter and the tea party is nothing but weird in the book. The conversations they were having didnot make sense, he was making personal offensive remarks, asking nonsense riddles, reciting weird poems and changing places at the table at any given time, this drove Alice away from the had hatter. Unlike the mad hatter in the book, the mad hater in the movie was very helpful, charming and kind. He also helped Alice fulfill her destiny, he risked his own life to save hers at various occasions, he helped her escape the royal solders. Alice had stated to have feeling for this man and vise versa by the end of the movie. Answer 2 In the book, alice is a 7 year old innocent child. She doesnot know much of what is happening and how to tackle those. She looks very vunreable and is found crying in multiple scenes. In the movie, alice is a young girl from the Victorian times. She is found to be different from the other girls as she is scolded by her mother to not behaving as other girls. As the movie progresses the confidence inside the girl multiplies. She grows into a woman with strong willpower and to a independent woman who chooses her own paths and makes her own decision. Very different to other woman found in that generation. Answer 3 In the book, alice was sitting with her sister, trying to to see what her sister was reading as it did not interest her she started to wonder whether making a daisy chain would be any interesting. Just then she sees a rabbit and follows it and the rabbit leads her to a hole from which she falls into a very deep hole very slowly. While escaping the red queen she finds a tree with a door and that leads her to the reality, just after escaping the dream like situation she explains what happened to her sister and later her sister is found to go through the same situaton as alice. In the movie, alice keeps having the same dream that she believes she is going mad. While alice runs away from Hamish as she does not want to be married to him, she sees the same rabbit again. She follows the rabbit and falls in a whole that leads her to wonderland. While returning, she fullfils her destiny by fighting the jabberwocky and returns the sword to the rightful queen. The queen gives her blood of jabberwocky and she gets a wish. From that she wishes to get back to the real world. Answer 4 The language and intensity of the movie is mild. The cinema is colorful and the animation is kid-friendly. In the movie we witness scenes that are meant to be funny for children. The type of scenes when the red queen becomes furious when the cat pulls her skirt is something the kids will enjoy. Some scenes do not make sense for adults but kids will love and think they are funny and entertaining. Overall, it is an amazing movie that kids should watch which is very different form any other Disney fairytale of those times. For these reasons I would like to safely say that the story line is “ahead of its time.”
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