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Unfortunately, Alice makes an escape attempt. It is unsuccessful, and ends up being held by staff. The furious director tells her to beat the girl and apply the electroshock therapy, so that it will never happen again. After the punishment, Alice becomes aggressive and violent, to the point where the director decides that the only way out for her is the lobotomy.
Alice lived for a long time in a "coma" state. She never lived again, smiled, nor did she speak. Because of this, his body was devastatingly abused, so much so that he ended up having internal bleeding due to violence used in an act of rape, and he died.

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All this was created by the girl as if it were a parallel world. A less painful reality than the one in which he lived. She could no longer bear that place and everything that happened to her in there, so she decided to use her childish imagination to ease the pain and suffering.

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The drugs they gave you. Because they were extremely strong, Alice had several different sensations and hallucinations, as well as whether she had shrunk or increased in size.

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The hospital psychiatrist. Someone with inferiority complex, who was unable to oppose the director's orders.

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Siamese twin orphans, who were also in the hospital. Although they did not have any mental problems that justified their hospitalization, the appearance they had was frightening, so they were inmates.

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er therapist, the one who gave her the answers, who explained to her what was happening and who she was talking to.

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Hospital nurses, just following orders all day.

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her mother, a noble and tender woman, who suffered in her skin the prejudice of having a sick daughter, having to leave the girl in a sanatorium, and never to see her again.

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The Queen of Hearts: the director of the sanatorium. He was in favor of shock therapy and lobotomy, and on several occasions ordered the officers to beat, sedate, and cage the patients who had behavior they did not like.

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The Cheshire cat: one of the nurses, whom Alice trusted, but eventually deceived her and raped her. The cat's smile, the one that is so marked, was actually the dark smile his abuser would open every time he was abused, and let her thrown into a corner of his accommodation, defeated, sad and dazzled.

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The Hare, companion of the Hatter, was the girl who shared the room with him. She suffered from deep depression, and every time Alice came into contact with her, she found her in a state of terror and paranoia.

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The Mad Hatter was another intern, his best friend. Someone who left his life in the hospital less bitter, with whom he created various theories of what life would be like outside. The boy, in fact, suffered from Bipolar Syndrome, so the personality of the Hatter in history, showed him now gay, now depressive, now calm, now angry.

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The white rabbit, to her, represented time. That time she longed for it to pass soon, so that one day she could leave that place. The time she saw pass so fast, but so slow

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The hole through which she enters Wonderland is actually a window of her room, where she was trapped throughout her life, for which she wanted to go out and get to know the world around her.

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Alice's story is, in fact, sad. Remember that the great fairy tales are from another era, the reality was different and the values ​​extremely conservative. So having a schizophrenic daughter was considered a freak, a crime. Alice's parents decided to leave her in a sanitarium, and she remained, most of the time, doped. When she was not under medication, she was raped by the officials. The girl was only 11 years old.

Each of the characters and objects in the story has to do with a desire or experience of Alice: