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The psychedelic world had always been something I sought for as an adolescent and to this day it has helped expand my minds eye, a great example of the world i speak of is the well written 1865 novel called “Alice in Wonderland” by Charles Lutwidge Dodgsons (Lewis Carroll). It’s absolutely certain that in Lewis Carroll’ “Alice in Wonderland” he tries to introduce the reader to psychosis, narcotics,and potentially the existence of parallel universes. As i revised his work of art i decided to exaggerate and or be direct with the reader on what he was implying when he wrote Alice in Wonderland.

“Alice in Wonderland” is a great novel that tells a story of an adolescent going through some swift mental changes. The story examines the stages in which a teenagers psychosis is evolving, a transition from childhood to adulthood. For example, in the initial point of the story Alice is being very disobedient towards her sister, a behavior that majority of teenagers are well indeed guilty of, this type of behavior can be described as one of many stages in social -developement called “ego-identity.” Soon after she wanders off away from her sister dreaming of a world that counters the reality in which she lives in, a world different from her own another sign that indicates or reveals her hunger for change or possibly suicide. Soon after, her journey begins with a hasty chase for a white rabbit down a rabbit hole. On the other hand In my version “Alice in Whackyland” I kept the protagonists name the same as in the original novel, but in this case Alice goes beyond just dreaming of a world unlike hers, she becomes catatonic because of a severe mental disorder that she has, a disorder that can be found in adolescents, a subtype of schizophrenia. As she enters her episode of cataonia she becomes a prisoner of her own subconcious, she hallucinates a white light so she figures that her only way out of her catatonic episode is to follow the light and fight the stream of conciousness and accept the fact that she could in fact be dead but little does she know she's alive and well in physical form and her mental illness is simply transcendence into adulthood.