Was Alice in Wonderland REALLY Just a Dream? (Wonderland: Part 1) [Theory]

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[TheTheorizer]

Some more evidence that it's clearly an insanity trip:

- Nobody else sees the rabbit, but Alice does... Right after she learns Hamish is to marry her. She is slowly migrating into her childhood to deal with the incoming pressure.

- They call her "the wrong Alice", because she is still questioning who she wants to be.

- When she gets home and does the funny foot dance, it isn't because she's mimicking the hatter... It's because she IS the hatter.

- The White Queen tells Alice that the Jabberwocky blood will take her home... But only if Alice choses it will. This is not asking her if she wants to stay, but that if she wants to leave, only then will it truly work. Same applies to defeating the Jabberwocky in the first place. The Mad Hatter says it's only possible if Alice believes it is.

- Every time she leaves Wonderland (also in the sequel) people fade out as if she is waking up from a dream.

- When she was flying back up out of the rabbit hole, the animation showed her shooting upwards... But then she simply crawls out, implying that she was just sitting in there, dreaming.

- Alice saw the blue caterpillar BEFORE her trip to Wonderland, meaning the character is based off of this little caterpillar that was sitting on Hamish.

[lichenblake]

Alice:dream is not reality
Mad Hatter:who's to say which is which

[ellewoods]

So what if I'm crazy? The best people are.

[nukiradio]

What if the mad hatter... Is Alice's father? He knows underland like the back of his hand, he acts crazy and eccentric like her father, and he tells Alice to do the impossible

[miche]

The movie coraline really scares me. I only watched it because it was the chosen movie to watch during halloween. So while listening to your coraline theory i just hid the video and ran away to the comments. Evening seeing the outline of the beldam creeps me out

[alibear]

But they were originally going to make the mad hatter and Alice kiss in the movie but they didn't because of the age gap between the actors so i don't think the mad hatter is her dad...

[kimberlyhernandez]

I watched Alice through the looking glass so I really can't wait for your theory!

[gem]

Can we ever just call these magic? Just once, science can't be everything just a little magic.

[TBowenMedia]

An interesting theory,  but the Time Burton film establishes that Wonderland/Underland is a real world and Alice's dreams were in fact memories of her visit there as a child. I like to think Wonderland is a alternate, warped version of our reality and that's why there are parallels to characters in the "real world". Perhaps whenever Alice visits there she is actually experiencing that reality's version of the events she's going through. In this film, she is conflicted about what she wants to do with her life and is still mourning over her fathers death. When she returns, she has overcome her father's death and confident in who she is. (MILD SPOILERS) In Alice Through the Looking Glass she wishes she could change the past and views time as a thief. In Wonderland she meets Time and realises that "You can't change time, but learn from it." This is just my interpretation.

[morgandrury]

ok but if alice dremt of the charictors in her dreams when she was younger how are they based on people she most likely didd'nt meet until she was older???

[sitrustree]

Other things:
When Alice got scarred in the dream, it might have been from sliding down some rocks when she fell, and since she hit the rock, she imagined being hit in the dream

The six impossible things reflect the real world
-cats can dissapear, cats are sneaky and can walk without being heard, so if you turn away from a cat it can run without being heard, basicly dissapearing
-Cake can make you grom big, cake makes you fat
-animals can talk-animals can communicate with sound
-i can slay the jabberwolky, ican defeat something even if its uncomfortable (continue reading)
- poitons can make you smaller - im not sure about this acctually
- wonderland exist, underland exists

Also Alice may be a paralell to the white queen since neither want to kill anything BUT alice needed to do something she didnt want to get something better (slay the jabberwolkey)

And last, this movie is a sequell to the disneg version since the disney version is the dream that alice remember in the end of the film

[ninam]

You can be Alice I'll be the Mad Hatter.

[ztellarvibrationz]

I also think Margaret, Alice's sister, was mirrored as The White Queen because she did do what she could to make the situation less terrifying for her by giving her advice (White Queen giving her armor) and did seem to be happy but knew her husband had different feelings about her or knew he was a cheater. Which gives the sort of positive yet sad White Queen because she lost something most valuable to her (same with Margaret but it's the love she feels she has lost from her husband).

I was a bit disappointed they didn't have her sister in the second movie, but not enough to not love the second one as much as the first.

[aud_stick]

im just saying, what if they're tripping us up and underland is real, and the london we see is the dream and she ISN'T adhd and has other disorders. think about that, still a dream just not the world we think

[bonniestar]

Who has seen at least one of the characters from Alice in Wonderland in their dreams ?

[colormagico]

Well... In the Tim Burton film, she said she hit her head to cover what really happened, or at least that's what I think.

[marcellaras]

I think it's an alternate reality because she said she hit her head to cover up what really happened to her because no one would understand they think she's all crazy and I've seen Tim Burton's "Alice Through The Looking Glass" which was amazing btw totally amazing and she isn't asleep when she goes through the mirror she's wide awake and for "Alice in Wonderland" it's like Coralline originally she goes there because of the dreams but eventually I think she believes it enough that she can go whenever she wants through the door into the other world same thing with Alice she originally goes to her "Wonderland" because of the dreams but in the sequel she can go wide awake and you even here her say in the first one it wasn't a dream but a memory from when she went when she was younger and she was so intrigued by it she had dreams about it every day haunting her until she returns. and when your younger your mind takes things that you actually experienced and turn them into weird dreams thinking it's a hazy dream but really its not like its like deja vu like what happened in Madagascar 2: Return to Africa with Alex the Lion when he sees the other animals and your subconscious always takes things and turn them into dreams which turn them into memories and Alice is not crazy originally this movie takes place in 1871-1872 when she falls down the rabbit hole because in the sequel I forgot the year when they show her on the ship being chased by pirates I think it was 1873 and she returns to England in 1874 and her mother says when she returns your a year late it's hard to track to so that means she was supposed to be back in 1873 showing that in that time everything was messed up and they didn't have very good understanding of the entire human body especially the female body and the doctor who looks over Alice when she's in an institution he said it was probably just regular female hysteria because everyone back then especially in England was super proper and basic and she wasn't and when you don't fit in you fit out and people think your weird and in that time you go to mental hospitals when you don't fit in that's all she was she was just different and thought differently and didn't want to live the path drawn for her she wanted to make her own story but in that time it was unheard of unless you were a rich man of course.

[ftowc]

My theory:

Underland is another dimension or universe. Alice falls down a hole which is a wormhole to that other dimension or universe. She has a duplicated life in Underland while her real life is in her proper world. Every character is the victim who fell into the wormhole. That's why she is so important! Because they have all learned that they must stay this way as a victim unless Alice brings another wormhole (being the jabbawockey.) She enters the wormhole and her life mends together back in place.

[bestievibesonly]

A 2020-2021 version of a explanation from me be like:

She just S H I F T E D 👁️👄👁️

[erikasantillan]

Alice falls down into a rabbit hole and ended up into another world named Wonderland.

Dorothy was captured by a tornado and also ended up into another world named Oz.

Coraline went inside a little door and also ended up into another world.

This girls are HIGH.