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Because he really liked her. He liked young girls, but especially her (you could say he was a pedophile, but that does not mean that he ever did something to her. just in the true meaning of the word: pais = kid and filia = friendship/love.)

Second, she asked him to write the story down.

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Lewis Carroll chose Alice Liddell as the inspiration for "Alice in Wonderland" because he was a close friend of her family and enjoyed her curious nature and vivid imagination. He often entertained the Liddell children with his imaginative stories during boat trips on the river, where the original idea for the story was born.

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Who is Lorina Liddell?

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