Character Analysis

Alice

Alice is an educated young girl from a wealthy English family who finds herself in a strange world ruled by imagination and fantasy. Alice feels comfortable with herself and has a strong sense that her environment is made up of imagination and magic. Alice’s knowledge with the world has led me to describe her as a “crazy, imaginative little girl”. Alice uses her curiosity to try and figure out what this new world consists of.
Alice approaches wonderland as if she is the only educated proper girl there.( which later she finds out is true) Despite the fact that she thinks she is number one, she still enters wonderland with an open imaginative mind, just like any little girl would, but puts on her own “poker face” to try and make the others living there think otherwise.

The Cheshire Cat

The Cheshire Cat is the most unique creature in wonderland. Threatened by no one, it maintains a cool, outsider status. The Cheshire Catis basically the “inside man” of wonderland, He tends to always know everything that has happened. Wonderland is ruled by nonsense, and as a result, Alice’s normal behavior changes from its operating principles, so Alice herself becomes crazy in Wonderland.

The Queen of Hearts

As the ruler of Wonderland, the Queen of Hearts is the character that Alice must face to figure out the puzzle of Wonderland. In a way the Queen of Hearts is like the heart of Alice’s conflict. Unlike many of the other characters in Wonderland, the Queen of Hearts is not as concerned with nonsense of logic as she is with rule and execution. In Wonderland, she is a singular force of fear who even dominates the King of Hearts.