So I went to the Calgary Comic Expo today. Only the second time I have gone to this yearly thing. I don't know what you think but this may be my new favorite picture. Jeff Goldblum was as Glorious to meet as I had imagined and this picture perfectly captures it. #jeffgoldblum
Alice's talking to the White King about seeing his messengers alludes to different meanings of seeing someone. The literal and the layered approach to such. #ENGL519
Humpty Dumpty can make words do anything he wants. Really relates to semiotics and how meaning is within the person and not the word itself. Really needs a deconstructive reading. #ENGL519
Wandering into the woods Alice forgets her name. To me this is like saying as we wander into life we change and become different people and in some ways loose who we were. Something to be afraid of. #ENGL519
In looking glass world Alice needs to do things backward to go forward. Basically suggesting that Victorian era is backwards. Allusions to Lacan's mirror stage here somewhat. #ENGL519
Painting the roses red to me is like parallel to how when one grows up how hard it is to conform. The cards and the painting demonstrate this pressure. #ENGL519
Time is a him and not an it. Definitely connects to the saying of Father Time. However I think it is apt in showing people are not disconnected from time but one with it. Almost time itself. #ENGL519
Alice's change in size shows how size changes perception and how when we grow up how that happens. Seems like a resistance to growing up here. #ENGL519
Following directions...... Eat me and Drink me in Alice in Wonderland....... Represents the absurdities of following directions of others. Alice is truly running away from what she knows. #ENGL519
Recreation is only intended to sharpen the mind of The Mistress. I guess up keeping the house is the only important thing. Her life is duty. Oh how times have changed. #ENGL519
"Strength and honour are her clothing." I cannot think of many better openings to a book than this. Begins with putting The Mistress on a pedestal of sorts in "Mrs. Beetons". #ENGL519