Alice fails to multiply the simplest numbers correctly. She says, counting on her fingers "let's see, five times two is eleven, and five times seven is fourteen". Lewis also violates the hierarchy positions of the real world by altering the social roles. For example, in the fifth chapter, the White Rabbit treats Alice like a servant. With shrill, he orders her to go fetch him the gloves in his house. To prove to the chaotic feature of such dream, Alice obeys the Rabbit, and swiftly goes to the house fetching for the gloves.Such attack on commonsense came to prove that one short experience in life could have an endless influence throughout generations. Lewis Carroll's friendship with Alice Liddle that is summarized in the story exemplifies this point. Wonderland's creator had known Alice for "3 years" (Hudson 12) only, however his love to her remained enjoyable to thousands, may be millions of children after his death. Alice's unique personality that teaches children many aspects about life would not have been there unless Lewis appreciated Alice that much. ...
