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Alice Monologue

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The day of wedding was today, and Alice was indeed excited for the wedding. She couldn’t wait to marry the man of her dreams. After all her friends finished getting her ready for the pre-wedding party. Everyone stood up and watched her. When she got up to her fiance, of course, he was telling a really long story about Alice and his wealth. Looking around Alice spotted at behind a bush was a rabbit. Now Alice could tell this wasn’t an ordinary rabbit. She didn’t get a good look of it but she really wanted to. Alice followed the rabbit and she noticed the rabbit was actually leading her. Then she came up to a hole against a tree. She looked down the hole and called out “Hello?”. There was no answer and she when she tried to get up to tripped …show more content…

She lost the rabbit for now. Alice walked around the mystical forest and she was then tackled by a bunch of knights in white armour. “This has to be her!” One yelled. “Are you sure? I thought she was hairer?” One asked. Then Alice was screaming “Get off of me!” and of course the knights ignored her and stood her up and guide her through the forest, both of her arms gripped by the knights. While walking through the forest there was a loud roar. Alice jumped and the Knights gripped her …show more content…

The dragon was originally released by the White queen, which made Alice fear the White queen instantly after the Red queen said that. Alice became nervous. The day was almost here and Alice suddenly didn’t feel the urge to actually kill the dragon. She didn’t feel as powerful as she did yesterday. When the got to the spot Alice, The red queen, and the White queen were suppose to meet up the White kingdom was already there. You have to admit the White queen was ugly. The white queen screamed and then suddenly everyone was screaming. Alice kind of just stood there while all the knights were fighting and killing each other. Alice was dodging everything when she bumped into the dragon. Alice freaked out and then she dropped her sword and was running around being chased by the dragon. Alice was screaming and everyone kind of just stopped… and stared. Alice fell to the ground with the Dragon above her. The dragon was about to eat Alice when the white dog attacked the dragon. That was Alice chance to run and leave. She started running for as long as she could and then she finally reached the door she went through when she first got here. She walked through the door and found herself in the grass in the middle of the party crowd. Alice didn’t bother to get

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