Alice's Unsuccessful Journey

Alice grew up in a white, upper class, and privileged family. She studied lessons in History, English, Math, Etiquette, Science, and more. Alice spent all of her life learning how to be a proper young girl and how to conform to the standards of Victorian society. However, Alice is all of a sudden thrown into a new wonderland where everything she learned was no longer applicable. Most people would try to adapt to the standards of the new society, even if it is only temporary, but Alice does not do this. She does not agree with any of the norms in this Wonderland, and the inhabitants will not conform to the way of life that Alice once knew. Alice does not fit into this new world and she is not willing to make the necessary changes to do so. The society that Alice grew up in was an imperialistic one and she tries to carry this out in the book Alice in Wonderland. Because Alice in unsuccessful in her venture to conquer Wonderland, she becomes frustrated and throws the world into chaos.

The main reason that Alice did not conform to the new society is because they do not fit what she was taught. Alice appears to be a very well mannered little girl that grew up in a Victorian household.

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Approximate Word count = 1074
Approximate Pages = 4 (250 words per page double spaced)