Alice in Wonderland

Alice Kingsleigh shares whimsical tales of Wonderland with her father, Charles Kingsleigh. However, he dismisses her stories as madness while affectionately noting that all imaginative individuals are somewhat mad.

Years later, Alice attends a garden party where she is expected to accept a marriage proposal from Hamish, the son of her father's business partner. Feeling overwhelmed by societal expectations, she is compelled to escape her predicament.

At the garden party, Alice spots a curious rabbit dressed in a waistcoat. Intrigued, she starts to chase after it, leading her to a mysterious ancient tree.

Alice tumbles down a rabbit hole and discovers a peculiar room filled with a key, a shrinking drink, and a cake that enlarges her. This transformation allows her to access a tiny door to a vast garden.

In the enchanting garden, Alice meets the White Rabbit, the Dormouse, a Dodo bird, and the Tweedles. The White Rabbit insists Alice is the right one, while doubt clouds her mind when they mention her prophesied role.

Alice learns that she is prophesied to defeat the Jabberwocky on Frabjous Day. As chaos ensues with the arrival of the Knave of Hearts, he abducts the Dodo bird, intensifying her uncertainty about her identity.

While trying to seek help from the Tweedles, they are suddenly captured by a gigantic bird. This captures them and transports them to the castle of the Red Queen, escalating Alice's predicament.

Alice meets the Cheshire Cat, who guides her to the Mad Hatter's abode. The Mad Hatter warmly welcomes Alice and shares tales of the dark events leading up to the anticipated Frabjous Day.

When the Knave of Hearts arrives, the Mad Hatter devises a plan to hide Alice inside a teapot. This moment emphasizes the threats they face in Wonderland and the need for caution.

Alice finds herself in an unexpected role during a chaotic croquet game with the Red Queen. Despite her clumsiness, her cleverness earns her the Queen's favor, marking a turning point in her adventures.

As Alice's destiny unfolds, she faces the Jabberwocky in a climactic battle. Drawing on her father's words about 'six impossible things,' she gains the courage to confront the monster.

In a fierce showdown, Alice defeats the Jabberwocky, liberating Wonderland from the Red Queen's tyranny. This victory not only restores peace but also affirms Alice's true identity.

With the Jabberwocky defeated, the Red Queen is banished from Wonderland. The inhabitants celebrate the restoration of order, showcasing a shift from chaos to harmony.

After her adventures, Alice receives the Jabberwocky's blood from the White Queen, enabling her to return home. This symbolizes her transition from a world of fantasy back to reality.

Back at the garden party, Alice finds her voice and confidently declines Hamish's marriage proposal. This decisive moment marks her embarkment on a journey of self-discovery aboard the ship named Wonder.