Character Analysis

Alice in Wonderland is a book with many strange, interesting and influencing characters some of which who don`t have ordinary perspectives and personalities. In my section of the book, first fifty-five pages, there were basically only three characters that really stood out, the Rabbit, the Mouse, and of course Alice.
First of all there is Alice, who discovers a rather unusual rabbit hole because when she stumbled upon it and fell inside it almost seemed as though as it were an endless fall. Alice had very good behavior but she later learns that where she has gone it there are no rules and manners don`t apply anymore. Alice had a goal in the scene to follow the rabbit and see where he would lead her, it lead her deep below the earth into a strange place. Alice wanted to get to the garden but didn`t get there.
The rabbit is probably the most important part of the scene because if he wasn`t there then Alice wouldn`t have wandered off and fell through the whole and this whole story wouldn`t have been possible. The rabbit`s goal in this scene is to get back to his duties quickly because he is already late, in a rush, and he also ends up losing the items that are crucial for him to perform his duties.
The final character in this scene is the emotion mouse; Alice meets the mouse when she has to swim in a river of her own tears. The mouse is emotional because it gets upset and annoyed every time Alice brings up something about her cat or something to do with dogs. The mouse`s goal is to get away from Alice and the grief that she is causing it with her nonstop talking and explanation of stories.