In chapter 4 there is a big identity crisis, we hear about a queen for the first time ever. We do not know what she looks like quite yet, but we do know that the white rabbit is her servant. We find out about a character named Mary Ann who is mistaken as Alice.
(Osborne, B. (2014, October 29). Unorganized. Retrieved April 12, 2016, from http://cloudware-inc.com/cloudbooks-cloudware-identity-crisis/)
I would compare this chapter to this image because there is a huge identity crisis we did not get a lot of information and the queen and we are getting a little bit of information on the rabbit chapter by chapter. I would also specifically compare this image to Alice. The signs are exactly describing Alice. Alice is confused in wonderland, she doesn’t even know how she got there, but she is lost and needs help to find her way home. There are many different characters revealed in this chapter, you could compare this chapter’s character to many forms of sentences. Simple Sentence- simple sentences are simple, independent and strong. In the chapter Alice and the white rabbit are very similar to this form of sentence. Alice tries to know everything she can without any help. The rabbit believes that he is a know-it-all and he tries to boss everyone around. Compound Sentence- they are two independent clauses joined by something. In the chapter Alice and the rabbit are 2 totally different people, but they are joined by wonderland. Also the dog, the dog has two totally different personalities, but they are joined by the dog and his body. Complex Sentence- two different things that are alike. Someone similar to this in chapter 4 is Alice. Alice needs help from everyone to guide her through wonderland, but she is alone. An archetype that is similar to Alice is grey because she is confused and when it might rain the clouds turn gray. The clouds are confused on what to do. Also the caucus race is similar because different people of all shapes and sizes, but they are still brought together by the caucus race. (We're Off to See the Wizard! Dream Casting NBC's Live The Wiz. (n.d.). Retrieved April 13, 2016, from http://www.usmagazine.com/entertainment/news/dream-casting-nbcs-the-wiz-zendaya-usher-pharrell-and-more-2015303)
(Osborne, B. (2014, October 29). Unorganized. Retrieved April 12, 2016, from http://cloudware-inc.com/cloudbooks-cloudware-identity-crisis/) I would compare this chapter to this image because there is a huge identity crisis we did not get a lot of information and the queen and we are getting a little bit of information on the rabbit chapter by chapter. I would also specifically compare this image to Alice. The signs are exactly describing Alice. Alice is confused in wonderland, she doesn’t even know how she got there, but she is lost and needs help to find her way home. There are many different characters revealed in this chapter, you could compare this chapter’s character to many forms of sentences. Simple Sentence- simple sentences are simple, independent and strong. In the chapter Alice and the white rabbit are very similar to this form of sentence. Alice tries to know everything she can without any help. The rabbit believes that he is a know-it-all and he tries to boss everyone around. Compound Sentence- they are two independent clauses joined by something. In the chapter Alice and the rabbit are 2 totally different people, but they are joined by wonderland. Also the dog, the dog has two totally different personalities, but they are joined by the dog and his body. Complex Sentence- two different things that are alike. Someone similar to this in chapter 4 is Alice. Alice needs help from everyone to guide her through wonderland, but she is alone. An archetype that is similar to Alice is grey because she is confused and when it might rain the clouds turn gray. The clouds are confused on what to do. Also the caucus race is similar because different people of all shapes and sizes, but they are still brought together by the caucus race. (We're Off to See the Wizard! Dream Casting NBC's Live The Wiz. (n.d.). Retrieved April 13, 2016, from http://www.usmagazine.com/entertainment/news/dream-casting-nbcs-the-wiz-zendaya-usher-pharrell-and-more-2015303) 
I would compare alice to the movie “The Wiz” because Dorothy got sucked into this other world just like Alice. In the movie Dorothy also tries to be independent, but she needs help from the people she met on the way to find her way home and in the story so far Alice is walking around looking for a way home, but she is going to need help.
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