Lewis Carroll's audience for "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" was primarily intended to be children, but the book has also found popularity among adults for its whimsical and fantastical elements. Carroll's use of wordplay and nonsensical logic catered to a wide range of readers who enjoy clever storytelling.
No, Charles Dodgson wasn't mentally ill. Although he is reported to have been quite shy and to have suffered from a stammer. There is also a theory that he might have suffered from epilepsy, but this is unproven.
Obviously SINGING!
Yes she does.
Yes. She attended the Sylvia Young Theatre School as well as other music academies where she developed her singing, learned to play the guitar and piano and began writing songs.
yes willow probably does enjoy school!
The Alice from our beloved hildhood story is somewhat similar to the man behind the book himself. First, some background check: Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, later to go by the pseudonym 'Lewis Carroll', had an awkward appearance and his irrepressible stammer and partial deafness hindered his social life, so he always felt uneasy around adults. Though he was a professor of mathematics at the prestigious Oxford University, he didn't enjoy the stiffness of the adult world; through his eyes, they were defined by rules and cold logic and molded by the chaotic, distorted politics of the time. He was, however, most comfortable around children, particularly young girls, with whom he let his imagination roam free and developed his outstanding story-telling skills. Thus, we can see Carroll's dilemma: he was caught in the world between childhood and adulthood and perhaps suffered from a nostalgia for the past. This same sort of confusion can be seen with Alice. As she eats the mystery cake and drinks from the non-poisonous bottle, she grows and shrinks randomly, but never seems able to fit through the coveted door. We can interpret this as a symbolic reference to the confusion and chaos between two identities: one still in childhood, and one entering the real world of adulthood. However, it is actually the opposite since Alice is transitioning from the world of reality to the world of fantasy, or wonderland, so we can say she is moving from the world of strict adults, backwards, to where she is free and liberated in a fantasy world. This may show how Lewis Carroll attempted to move through his life. by befriending little girls and young children (but not boys), he tried to move backwards to a time where he was a child.
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meriwether lewis enjoed hunting in the woods and at night sometimes he would go out and explorer
Brett Whiteley did enjoy art in school that's why he became an artist
I enjoy going to school! ^_^
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