Question

Look closely at the character of Alice in the film and the play versions of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. Does the character in the film version look as you imagined she would when you read the play? Consider how Alice is presented in both the play and film. Write a detailed paragraph of 75 to 100 words that discusses the similarities and differences of the two interpretations.

Answer 1

Answer:The character of Alice is not exactly the same in both versions. In the text, Alice is said to be seven and a half years old. In the movie she looks older. Both the film and the play show Alice as playful and happy. However, it’s difficult to understand Alice’s thoughts in the silent movie. Her curiosity is not as clear in the movie as it is in the text of the play. The descriptions of Alice’s thoughts and actions in the text, as well as her spoken words, make it easy to understand her personality. The text is also better at showing how Alice matures and develops confidence as she learns to question the crazy characters in Wonderland.

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Answer 2

In the movie, Tweedledee and Tweedledum and the talking flowers are incorporated into the original plot from Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. In the book, Alice eats little cakes in the White Rabbit's house to become smaller. In the movie, Alice eats carrots from The White Rabbit's garden to become smaller.

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