Alice s Adventures Of Unhallowed Depths - 1749 Words

Alice’s Adventures of Unhallowed Depths The Lone Wanderer She had been warned about the book once before, but still, through her immense curiosity, she hastily decided to dismiss the warnings. Her choices had now been etched in the past, now it was too late! There was not that could change what is to come for our poor Alice. At the touch of Alice’s hand the book now looking increasingly more dreadful the longer she stared. She tried to look away but her gaze was affixed on the ghastly tomb. Suddenly Alice could feel her body pulsating with the every contraction of the heart! A bead of sweat roles down the young girl’s brow, over her cheeks and down her chin. Its falls. Down it tumbles almost in an instant the drop hits the book. The†¦show more content†¦She sat down, and thought about what just happened. Alice fell through a book. She saw doors opening to new worlds. New musical pieces discovered, colors that broadened her view on everything. She wondered if this was all just dream. Everything looked surreal. Looking around, she catches a short humanoid, almost animalistic, in her peripheral vision. Observing further, Alice notices that it is a rabbit, wearing clothing, and standing erect. Dumbfounded, Alice she gets up, and starts walking toward the rabbit humanoid. Before she walked very far, the rabbit was already behind her. The rabbit had an expectant demeanor. Not knowing what this might imply, Alice asked what was going on. â€Å"What’s going on? Am I supposed to be here?† Alice asked so innocently. You re mad! said the rabbit. â€Å"How is that relevant to my question?† responded Alice. We re all mad down here! retorted the rabbit. But how do you know I m mad? asked Alice. If you weren t, you wouldn t even be here. stated The Rabbit. That very statement intrigued Alice. Were all the doctors correct? She shrugged and took the thought to the back of her mind. Alice was well aware that not doing anything about that thought will eat her up, but she didn’t care. All she cared about was obtaining some answers from The Rabbit. She looked back at the rabbit, expecting him to be there, but she saw he was no longer there. Alice started shouting for The Rabbit, but no one responded. She turned around and tried