:baby:The baby's transformation into a pig showcases the dream motif in the novel.
:smile_cat:The Cheshire Cat introduces the theme of madness in Wonderland.
:house_with_garden:Alice stumbles upon a peculiar house while roaming the woods.
:sneezing_face:The baby's non-stop sneezing is a result of the peppery soup.
:arrow_right:The Cheshire Cat provides Alice with directions to the Hatter's place.
Why does the baby turn into a pig?
—The baby turns into a pig due to the effects of the pepper in the soup.
What does the Cheshire Cat symbolize?
—The Cheshire Cat symbolizes madness and gives Alice an important warning.
Where does Alice go after leaving the strange house?
—Alice goes to the Hatter's place after leaving the strange house.
What is the dream motif in the novel?
—The dream motif refers to unexpected and illogical changes that occur in dreams.
What is the significance of the baby's transformation?
—The transformation emphasizes Lewis Carroll's opinion of little boys.
00:13Alice arrives at a strange house where a fish footman delivers a letter.
00:28Alice enters the house and finds the Duchess holding a screaming baby boy.
00:45Alice takes the baby outside, and it gradually turns into a pig.
00:54Alice encounters the grinning Cheshire Cat in a tree.
01:09The Cheshire Cat gives Alice directions to the Hatter's place.
01:42The Cheshire Cat mentions that everyone in Wonderland is mad.
01:57The transformation of the baby into a pig highlights the dream motif in the novel.
02:17Lewis Carroll's carving of a smiling cat may have inspired the creation of the Cheshire Cat.
