1. Alice's Fantasy World
Alice chased the rabbit out of curiosity, and also suffered a mental breakdown because of curiosity. In the end, she lay on the operating table and was at the mercy of others. The rabbit she chased was performing brain surgery on her with good intentions. Alice's memories gushed out like a fountain. In her memory, a boy (but his shadow is the girl Alice, symbolizing the shadow of personality) was chasing the Queen of Hearts. The Queen of Hearts hugged the rabbit and didn't want it to leave. Below, a man with a clock as his head grew out of a magic hat. He pointed to the prison behind him, implying that this chase was meaningless. These memories were like a big bag of garbage being sucked in by a person with a body of playing cards using a vacuum cleaner. The Queen of Hearts emerges from a magic circle, representing her power to rule over the people and things in the picture. Next to her, a turtle is carrying a castle on its back. The castle symbolizes protection. Now the castle has become smaller and movable, and it can no longer accommodate the animals, causing the animals living inside to feel uneasy and irritated. In a painting in the upper right corner, Alice is crying, and her tears have accumulated into a river. Her animal friends come to save her and leave the world in the painting. In the lower right corner, the Queen of Hearts and the King are discussing how to behead the Cheshire Cat. Unexpectedly, the Cheshire Cat appears here and there, causing the Queen of Hearts and the King to be confused.
2. Lie in bed and imagine the outside world
The deer in the center of the picture symbolizes kindness, and the toad next to it represents the toad's desire to eat swan flesh. It overestimates its own capabilities and thinks it understands the isolated world outside the bed. It and the stupid pig explain how evil and terrifying the outside world is. The air outside is like a virus. After hearing what they said, it sees illusions all around, such as animal abuse in the circus, a spring popping out of a black hole, and a masked tiger on the spring clapping and cheering for the lion jumping through a ring of fire as in the story. There is a nurse wearing an eye mask next to the bed, preparing to give the deer an injection, and a doctor next to him has a book on his head, symbolizing an old-fashioned understanding of the patient's condition and an inability to change. The audience outside is like watching a play. Real life always makes people feel fake and deceitful.