Chapter 1
The 'DRINK ME' bottle shrinks Alice to ten inches — the first of many bodily transformations.
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From Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll
Alice's constant transformations in size dramatize the instability of selfhood and the alienation of childhood/puberty.
Chapter 2
'I'm not myself, you see' — Alice's literal embodiment of identity crisis as her neck stretches.
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Alice grows giant inside the Rabbit's house, an emblem of childhood disproportion in adult spaces.
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