When Alice discovers that Time is a

When Alice discovers that Time is a person and not merely an abstract concept, she realizes that not only are social conventions inverted, but the very ordering principles of the universe are turned upside down. Not even time is reliable, as Alice learns that Time is not an abstract "it" but a specific "him." An unruly, subjective personality replaces the indifferent mechanical precision associated with the concept of time. Time can punish those who have offended it, and Time has in fact punished the Mad Hatter by stopping still at six o'clock, trapping the Mad Hatter and March Hare in a perpetual teatime. The Mad Hatter, the March Hare, and the Dormouse must carry out an endless string of pointless conversations, which may reflect a child's perception of what an actual English teatime was really like. Alice must adjust her own perceptions of time, since the Mad Hatter's watch indicates that days are rushing by. However, the party has not moved past the month of March, the month during which the March Hare goes mad.

When Alice discovers that Time is a person and not merely an abstract concept, she realizes that not only are social conventions inverted, but the very ordering principles of the universe are turned upside down. Not even time is reliable, as Alice learns that Time is not an abstract "it" but a specific "him." An unruly, subjective personality replaces the indifferent mechanical precision associated with the concept of time. Time can punish those who have offended it, and Time has in fact punished the Mad Hatter by stopping still at six o'clock, trapping the Mad Hatter and March Hare in a perpetual teatime. The Mad Hatter, the March Hare, and the Dormouse must carry out an endless string of pointless conversations, which may reflect a child's perception of what an actual English teatime was really like. Alice must adjust her own perceptions of time, since the Mad Hatter's watch indicates that days are rushing by. However, the party has not moved past the month of March, the month during which the March Hare goes mad.

When Alice discovers that Time is a person and not merely an abstract concept she realizes, that not only are social conventions. Inverted but the, very ordering principles of the universe are turned upside down. Not even time, is reliable as Alice learns. That Time is not an abstract "it." but a specific "him, An unruly."Subjective personality replaces the indifferent mechanical precision associated with the concept of time. Time can punish. Those who have, offended it and Time has in fact punished the Mad Hatter by stopping still at six o ', clock trapping the. Mad Hatter and March Hare in a perpetual teatime. The Mad Hatter the March Hare,,And the Dormouse must carry out an endless string of pointless conversations which may, reflect a child s perception of. ' What an actual English teatime was really like. Alice must adjust her own perceptions, of time since the Mad Hatter s watch. ' Indicates that days are rushing by. However the party, has not moved past the month, of March the month during which the. March Hare goes mad.