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'Alice is back in Wonderland. She is now twenty-five, although she thinks she's still seven. She came back to have fun, but can't have any because Wonderland is now run by a cost-cutting CEO. He has put most of the inhabitants to work in a jam tart factory and cut back (executed) the rest.
Alice decides to try and free the Duchess, the Mad Hatter, the White Rabbit and others, and take them into the garden where they will start a new society and lead beautiful lives. But there's a problem: they don't want to be freed.
Alice decides to free them anyway ...' (Source: http://www.ozscript.org/script.php?id=1117 )
Alice decides to try and free the Duchess, the Mad Hatter, the White Rabbit and others, and take them into the garden where they will start a new society and lead beautiful lives. But there's a problem: they don't want to be freed.
Alice decides to free them anyway ...' (Source: http://www.ozscript.org/script.php?id=1117 )
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