This time, following Abu Solan back, Alice did not forget everything she experienced in Wonderland, let alone the Mad Hatter. In other words, she returned to Wonderland to help the Mad Hatter out of the predicament. The Mad Hatter's feelings for Alice were very clear from the first part. He believed in her, protected her, and attached to her, but Alice at that time could leave Wonderland and return to her own world without looking back. The change in Alice's attitude towards Wonderland laid the foundation for the plot of the second part. In the second part, Alice misses and even falls in love with the Mad Hatter. When she sees the Mad Hatter, she tells him "I really miss you". When she felt like she couldn't help the Mad Hatter, she was miserable and sad. Alice can venture into the Time House for the Mad Hatter to do things that steal the day; she returns to the world by mistake and is considered a lunatic by people in the real world, but she doesn't care about other people's eyes, she resolutely returns to Wonderland and travels through time and space to save the Mad Hatter. family; when the Mad Hatter was about to die, she knelt by the bed to guard him and refused to give up; she held the Mad Hatter's hand and apologized, blaming herself for not believing in the Mad Hatter; when she found the Mad Hatter's family, they The two laughed like children... When Alice needed to leave Wonderland again, she held the Mad Hatter's hand and refused to let it go. This time, the one who wanted to keep everything was Alice herself.
"I'm afraid I'll never see you again."
"In the space of your imagination, in the garden of your dreams, we will always meet." The
Mad Hatter's eyes were full of sad smiles, and Alice's tears were almost ready Falling down, the two embraced tightly in front of the mirror. The Mad Hatter didn't even ask "Why is the crow like a writing desk?" He always knew the answer, and she knew it now. The love for no reason is inexplicable. She used to think that the Mad Hatter was just a dream of hers, but now she understands that it is a dream to be with the Mad Hatter forever.
After realizing the importance of the family, the Mad Hatter did not keep Alice like the last time, and he persuaded her to go back to her family. He finally let go of her hand again. Will they miss each other? Definitely will. The Mad Hatter has become himself, he will continue to have tea parties with the Dormouse and the March Hare, while Alice will cut her long hair and continue to sail the sea as a handsome and brave female captain. Maybe the Mad Hatter is still looking forward to the day when his Alice will fall from the sky and sit at his tea table to drink afternoon tea with him. The Mad Hatter firmly believes that Alice is the only one who will always believe in him, and Alice is also the only one who unconditionally helps the Mad Hatter realize her wish. The endless trust in a person and the courage to accomplish everything impossible for him seems to be love. They have never mentioned the word love, but who can say they don't love each other?
"Alice, you're Alice, my Alice."
"Yes, Hatter, it's me"
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