: Alice joins the Mad Hatter, the March Hare, and the Dormouse for endless tea.

A vestibule containing the tiny door leading to the beautiful garden, where Alice must manipulate her size to enter.

: An embodiment of irrational authority and the "off with her head" mentality of absolute power.

Beyond the common definitions, you'll find that like the Internet Archive provide many scanned versions of Alice , often with bookmarked PDF pages for easy navigation. Meanwhile, developers use the story as a dataset, and their project files on platforms like GitHub often include an index.md or index.html that serves as a starting point for their code.

: The gateway from the mundane world to the fantastical underground. The Pool of Tears

A Mad Tea-Party: The iconic encounter with the Mad Hatter, the March Hare, and the Dormouse.

: Fragments Alice keeps in her pockets to deliberately control her height by nibbling the left or right sides.

– The famous riddle-filled encounter with the Mad Hatter, the March Hare, and the Dormouse.

Perpetually trapped at 6:00 PM (tea time) as a punishment for "murdering time." They represent pure linguistic subversion.

A philosophical, grinning feline with the ability to appear and disappear at will. He serves as an objective observer, famously informing Alice that "we're all mad here." He is one of the few characters who does not cause Alice distress.

(Chapter 3) – A famous piece of concrete (or shaped) poetry, where the words are printed on the page in the physical shape of a mouse's tail.

The passive, defensive co-ruler. He quietly pardons many of the subjects sentenced to death by the Queen, acting as a moderate but ineffective counter-balance.