RE: Alice
Irene Wang
2015
Major: English
Senior
Fiction, Book
RE: Alice” is meant to be read first forwards, then backwards
I explore in “RE: Alice,” is the idea presented in Through the Looking Glass about dreamers and being a character in someone else’s dream. Explicitly stated in the book is Alice’s dilemma about whether the Red King is a figure in her dream, or whether she is a figure in his and will “go out” should he wake up.
RE: Alice
Irene Wang
2015
Major: English
Senior
Fiction, Book
RE: Alice” is meant to be read first forwards, then backwards
I explore in “RE: Alice,” is the idea presented in Through the Looking Glass about dreamers and being a character in someone else’s dream. Explicitly stated in the book is Alice’s dilemma about whether the Red King is a figure in her dream, or whether she is a figure in his and will “go out” should he wake up.
RE: Alice
Irene Wang
2015
Major: English
Senior
Fiction, Book
RE: Alice” is meant to be read first forwards, then backwards
I explore in “RE: Alice,” is the idea presented in Through the Looking Glass about dreamers and being a character in someone else’s dream. Explicitly stated in the book is Alice’s dilemma about whether the Red King is a figure in her dream, or whether she is a figure in his and will “go out” should he wake up.
RE: Alice
Irene Wang
2015
Major: English
Senior
Fiction, Book
RE: Alice” is meant to be read first forwards, then backwards
I explore in “RE: Alice,” is the idea presented in Through the Looking Glass about dreamers and being a character in someone else’s dream. Explicitly stated in the book is Alice’s dilemma about whether the Red King is a figure in her dream, or whether she is a figure in his and will “go out” should he wake up.