Question

what are two concerns that alice has as she is falling down the rabbit hole? write an acces response explaining her two concerns with text evidence and explanations to support each. (see the front board for the acces checklist and authors last name: carroll) response another concern alice had while falling down the rabbit hole was if anyone would remember to feed her cat, dinah. the text says, \i hope theyll remember her saucer of milk at tea - time. dinah my dear!\ this shows that alice was thinking about dinah and worried that the cat would not get her milk. it took a long time for alice to fall down the rabbit hole, so she had plenty of time to think about many concerns. two of these were if she would fall through the earth and if anyone would give dinah, her cat, her milk at tea - time

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As Alice falls down the rabbit hole in Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, she expresses concern regarding her physical location and the well-being of her cat, Dinah. First, Alice worries about the depth of her fall and whether she might "fall right through the earth" to the "Antipathies" (Carroll 4). This demonstrates her confusion about her destination and the laws of physics. Additionally, she frets about her pet, stating, "I hope they'll remember her saucer of milk at tea-time" (Carroll 4). This concern highlights Alice's attachment to her domestic life and her anxiety over Dinah being neglected in her absence. These two worries illustrate Alice's attempt to maintain a sense of normalcy and logic while entering a nonsensical world.