Hidden Propaganda in the 'Alice' Books? - Comments

did you know the author also had some sort of deasese that made things look bigger or smaller then they should have

I really like Alice! :)

Cool Story

carroll lived in the 1800's, not the 1600's

[b]@RadHobo[/b] You can message an admin and ask them to fix it. I did that with one of my own articles and an admin was kind enough to fix it.

I believe I messaged Kurtni when I had my problem.

Ah thank you for the lovely comments and friendly tips.
Unfortunately I am not yet familiar with Mibba enough to know how to edit published pieces...is it possible?

Yeah, what PurplePenguin2009 said... the Victorian era was from 1837 to 1901, with Queen Victoria as ruler of England. Sorry!

"Lewis Carroll lived during the Victorian era in the 1600's"

Lexis Carroll is not from the 1600s. the Victorian Era was not in the 1600s it was from 1837 to 1901. i think you need to change that.

the article was good though.

I love this article. Very well written. I wish you knew my cousin to tell her a thing or two. She thinks it's a stoner book/movie.

Well, not only was it about some of the things you stated, but the author actually based it of a young girl he [i]liked[/i].... (During this time he was an older man and "Alice" was a child.)
Some of the things that happened and mentioned in the book represented some of her family members and the things that happened around the house...

Like in the book & mentioned in the disney animation, the white rabbit, at his house calls out for a girl known as "Mary-ann". That was said to be based off her mother who called all the maids around the house Mary-ann.
The White Queen: represented the girls older sister.
The Red Queen: was her mother.

They is a lot more, they even have a complete book that has notes to all that can be mentioned and hidden.

I really liked reading this. Lewis Caroll was definitely an interesting man and I always wonder what he was thinking while he wrote his books. The Chronicles of Narnia also seem to have things hidden in them. I love the classics and this was very well written. Good job! Really enjoyable, and from a girl who doesn't normally read reviews, that's something to me. :)

Good job! This isn't really something I had realized before..like the person below me said, you have a stray italics tag, just so you know :) Very well researched/written!

Very interesting article! I've never actually read the books, but I've seen the new film. Meh.

Well written, well thought out, fun to read. Kudos to you. However, you do seem to have a stray [/i] tag in the second last paragraph. x]