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Alice, was in by far the strangest place she'd ever seen. It wasn't her world for sure, and it wasn't Wonderland which slightly upset her. Had she fallen into another mirror or rabbit hole and found Unwonderland? Exwonderland? Nonwonderland? Nonland No Wonder? Alice shook out her long blond hair and wandered, Mary Jane shoes scuffing up some dirt. There was a lot of dirt. A lot of trees. A lot of flowers. Oooh Flowers! No roses. Hm. No silly Pencil birds, or Cheshire Cats to lead the way. Was wonderland even real? She'd asked herself so many times. The scars were real, the pain had been real. The queen, the rabbit, the cards, the chess.. it'd all been real. She couldn't IMAGINE it up. No no. Never.
Imaginations were not that real. Dreams were not that real. Alice immediately hugged her arms around herself and began humming a mildly creepy tune to herself as she wandered down the path. Flinch. Stop. Look. Move again. And so on every 20 paces down the long and winding road between wood and flowers and.. the sound of birds. Birds!
"MY FEATHERED FRIENDS TELL ME THE WAY TO WONDERLAND!" Alice paused.
"Can I talk to birds? I can't remember? Do I remember? Memories? Talking isn't the proper word. I yelled really. Yelling is so fun!"
She spun in a circle and started back the way she came.
"Forward backwards, left and right. Birds can fly at the speed of light! Front and back, side to side, hurry little Alice or it'll be your hide." She sang to herself, she took side steps and walked at a funny angle, then plopped herself down in the middle of the path.
First she rolled over onto her tummy, and then she buried her face into the dirt.
"Smells like dirt." A lick. "Tastes like dirt." Spit. "Ew." She rolled back over laid her head on the ground and hummed.
"Myyyyy mouth now tastes of dirt! My mouth now tastes of dirt! All I'd like to do now is get rid of the diiiirt!" Alice pondered.
"I'd like some tea. or cake. or both. BOTH! TEA AND CAKE PLEASE!"
Was anyone listening?
How rude.
Tags:
pied piper, alice
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