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Alice in Wonderland
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Alice in Wonderland
Detailed Summary
1
The White Rabbit
Alice was relaxing under a tree while 
her sister read when she spotted an 
unusual white rabbit with pink eyes 
wearing a blue coat. The rabbit 
checked a pocket watch exclaiming, 
"Oh dear, I will be too late!" Intrigued 
by this talking, clothed rabbit, Alice 
decided to follow it.
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Down the Rabbit Hole
As the rabbit ran faster, Alice 
pursued it until it jumped into a large 
rabbit hole. Without hesitation, Alice 
followed, falling deeper and deeper, 
wondering if she might reach the 
center of the Earth or even pass 
through to the other side.
3
The Tiny Door
Landing on dry leaves, Alice briefly 
spotted the rabbit again before it 
disappeared. She found a very small 
door, only fifteen inches high, and a 
glass table with a golden key that 
perfectly fit the lock, revealing a 
beautiful garden she couldn't enter 
due to her size.
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Alice in Wonderland
Detailed Summary
1
The White Rabbit
Alice was relaxing under a tree while 
her sister read when she spotted an 
unusual white rabbit with pink eyes 
wearing a blue coat. The rabbit 
checked a pocket watch exclaiming, 
"Oh dear, I will be too late!" Intrigued 
by this talking, clothed rabbit, Alice 
decided to follow it.
2
Down the Rabbit Hole
As the rabbit ran faster, Alice 
pursued it until it jumped into a large 
rabbit hole. Without hesitation, Alice 
followed, falling deeper and deeper, 
wondering if she might reach the 
center of the Earth or even pass 
through to the other side.
3
The Tiny Door
Landing on dry leaves, Alice briefly 
spotted the rabbit again before it 
disappeared. She found a very small 
door, only fifteen inches high, and a 
glass table with a golden key that 
perfectly fit the lock, revealing a 
beautiful garden she couldn't enter 
due to her size.
Th em e
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2
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Curiosity
The story centers on Alice's insatiable 
curiosity that drives her to follow the 
white rabbit and embark on her 
adventure, showing how curiosity can 
be both a powerful motivator and the 
starting point of discovery.
A dv entur e
Alice's willingness to jump into the 
unknown rabbit hole represents the 
spirit of adventure and the courage to 
explore unfamiliar territories despite 
not knowing what awaits.
Longing
Alice's desire to enter the beautiful 
garden she cannot access highlights 
the theme of yearning for things beyond 
our immediate reach and the 
frustration that accompanies such 
limitations.
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Alice in Wonderland
Detailed Summary
1
The White Rabbit
Alice was relaxing under a tree while 
her sister read when she spotted an 
unusual white rabbit with pink eyes 
wearing a blue coat. The rabbit 
checked a pocket watch exclaiming, 
"Oh dear, I will be too late!" Intrigued 
by this talking, clothed rabbit, Alice 
decided to follow it.
2
Down the Rabbit Hole
As the rabbit ran faster, Alice 
pursued it until it jumped into a large 
rabbit hole. Without hesitation, Alice 
followed, falling deeper and deeper, 
wondering if she might reach the 
center of the Earth or even pass 
through to the other side.
3
The Tiny Door
Landing on dry leaves, Alice briefly 
spotted the rabbit again before it 
disappeared. She found a very small 
door, only fifteen inches high, and a 
glass table with a golden key that 
perfectly fit the lock, revealing a 
beautiful garden she couldn't enter 
due to her size.
Th em e
1
2
3
Curiosity
The story centers on Alice's insatiable 
curiosity that drives her to follow the 
white rabbit and embark on her 
adventure, showing how curiosity can 
be both a powerful motivator and the 
starting point of discovery.
A dv entur e
Alice's willingness to jump into the 
unknown rabbit hole represents the 
spirit of adventure and the courage to 
explore unfamiliar territories despite 
not knowing what awaits.
Longing
Alice's desire to enter the beautiful 
garden she cannot access highlights 
the theme of yearning for things beyond 
our immediate reach and the 
frustration that accompanies such 
limitations.
Message
Embrace Curiosity
The story conveys that curiosity 
can lead us to new, unexpected 
experiences. Alice's eagerness to 
follow the unusual rabbit 
demonstrates the excitement and 
wonder that come with exploring 
the unknown.
Adventure Has Challenges
Alice's journey teaches us that 
while curiosity opens doors to 
magical places and new 
perspectives, we might face 
obstacles along the way that 
require patience and problem-
solving.
Persistence in Reaching Goals
Alice's longing to enter the beautiful garden just out of reach represents our 
desire to achieve goals despite facing limitations, encouraging persistence 
in finding solutions.
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Alice in Wonderland
Detailed Summary
1
The White Rabbit
Alice was relaxing under a tree while 
her sister read when she spotted an 
unusual white rabbit with pink eyes 
wearing a blue coat. The rabbit 
checked a pocket watch exclaiming, 
"Oh dear, I will be too late!" Intrigued 
by this talking, clothed rabbit, Alice 
decided to follow it.
2
Down the Rabbit Hole
As the rabbit ran faster, Alice 
pursued it until it jumped into a large 
rabbit hole. Without hesitation, Alice 
followed, falling deeper and deeper, 
wondering if she might reach the 
center of the Earth or even pass 
through to the other side.
3
The Tiny Door
Landing on dry leaves, Alice briefly 
spotted the rabbit again before it 
disappeared. She found a very small 
door, only fifteen inches high, and a 
glass table with a golden key that 
perfectly fit the lock, revealing a 
beautiful garden she couldn't enter 
due to her size.
Th em e
1
2
3
Curiosity
The story centers on Alice's insatiable 
curiosity that drives her to follow the 
white rabbit and embark on her 
adventure, showing how curiosity can 
be both a powerful motivator and the 
starting point of discovery.
A dv entur e
Alice's willingness to jump into the 
unknown rabbit hole represents the 
spirit of adventure and the courage to 
explore unfamiliar territories despite 
not knowing what awaits.
Longing
Alice's desire to enter the beautiful 
garden she cannot access highlights 
the theme of yearning for things beyond 
our immediate reach and the 
frustration that accompanies such 
limitations.
Message
Embrace Curiosity
The story conveys that curiosity 
can lead us to new, unexpected 
experiences. Alice's eagerness to 
follow the unusual rabbit 
demonstrates the excitement and 
wonder that come with exploring 
the unknown.
Adventure Has Challenges
Alice's journey teaches us that 
while curiosity opens doors to 
magical places and new 
perspectives, we might face 
obstacles along the way that 
require patience and problem-
solving.
Persistence in Reaching Goals
Alice's longing to enter the beautiful garden just out of reach represents our 
desire to achieve goals despite facing limitations, encouraging persistence 
in finding solutions.
Difficult Words
Scamper
To run quickly with small 
steps, as the White Rabbit 
did when Alice first spotted 
him hurrying along.
Waistcoat
A type of vest worn over a 
shirt, like the one the White 
Rabbit was wearing when 
Alice saw him checking his 
pocket watch.
Curiosity
A strong desire to learn or 
know something, which 
drove Alice to follow the 
rabbit down the hole 
without considering the 
consequences.
Whiskers
The long hairs on an 
animal's face, referenced 
when the rabbit exclaimed 
"Oh, my ears and whiskers! 
How late it's getting!"