Oh goodness, I'd completely forgotten the feeling of falling down the rabbit hole. It's not like falling down the stairs, because I missed the bottom step, and it's not like tripping over Dinah, when I'm running down the hallway. It's just like…well…falling forever.

I really don't know how to describe what it feels like when falling down a bottomless pit. I guess the feeling of falling forever is like sugar cookies. Sugar cookies just smell and taste like sugar cookies. Just like falling down a bottomless pit can only be described as falling down a bottomless pit.

Yes, I know my description does nothing to explain what this really feels like, but, the thing is, it just is what it is. You can't describe the smell and taste of sugar cookies to a person that's never had sugar cookies. And you can't describe the feeling of falling forever to a person that's never fallen forever before. It's just indescribable.

I wish that I had a better way to describe this feeling, but I can't think of anything better then that falling forever feels like falling forever. Maybe the white rabbit could give a better explanation.

The only problem with that is I don't want to ask him. He seemed annoyed with all my questions earlier, and I don't really want to annoy him any further. He probably already thinks that I'm just a stupid girl.

So, I'm not going to talk. I'm going to continue falling down this bottomless pit, with the white rabbit, in complete silence. I don't want him thinking that I'm just another annoying little girl.

Well, he probably already thinks that. So there really shouldn't be any harm in asking questions, but, we have been falling in silence for quite a few minutes; and it would be quite awkward to break the silence now.

I really would like to know why it's so important that I come to Wonderland, though. And why it's so important that I come now. And why am I late if it's so important that I come to Wonderland. But, I really don't what to break the silence to ask these questions.

The silence is like a barrier between the white rabbit and me. Like some sort of invisible wall that would be improper to cross. I really don't want to be the one to intrude and cross that invisible wall.

But, I need to know the answers to all of my questions. Hopefully, they will be all answered in time. Unfortunately, I don't feel like waiting.

I want answers now. But, I don't want to break the silence. It would be much too awkward to break the wall of silence between us now that I've waited so long. But, I also feel like I need to have my questions answered before I get to Wonderland.

Wow, I really am going mad. I'm torn between breaking the silence and getting answers, and keeping up the silence and not getting answers. I probably should just break the silence barrier and get it over with.

But, then, maybe I shouldn't. The white rabbit didn't answer any of my questions that I asked before, so, most likely, he won't answer any of my questions that I ask now. He'll probably just tell me, yet again, that I shouldn't be asking such silly questions.

But I must remember that earlier we were in the process of getting to the rabbit hole. So, maybe it just wasn't a good time for me to be asking questions. Maybe now is a good time.

Now, probably, is a perfect time. There's no time like the present, and we will be falling for quite a bit while yet. So, if I want to get some answers I better start asking the questions now.

But, I'm still scared to break the silence. What if the white rabbit gets angry with me? Then I'll be stuck down here with him and it will be all awkward. It really is a predicament, I want answers, but I don't want to be the one to break the silence. Besides I'm technically a child so, I really shouldn't be speaking unless I'm spoken too.

But does that rule apply when speaking to rabbits? Or any other animal for that matter. I really don't know the answer to that question . . . I bet the white rabbit does, though.

I probably shouldn't speak unless the white rabbit breaks the silence first. Mother would be furious if I spoke to someone before I was spoken to. But, would mother know if I broke that rule?

Probably not, mother didn't know about Wonderland until I told her and father about it. So, she most likely wouldn't know if I broke the rule unless I told her.

Oh goodness, I really shouldn't be thinking about doing things behind my mother's back. I should just be a good girl and keep my mouth shut unless the white rabbit speaks first.

Hopefully, the white rabbit will say something. Because if he doesn't this is going to be one long fall down to Wonderland.

A/N

Well this was fun. In the book Alice falls down the rabbit hole for a really long time. She even starts talking out loud to herself from boredom. I don't know why I'm telling you guys this. Y'all probably read the book, so I'm just stated what everybody already knows.

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B/N

She also finds a jar of orange marmalade! Too bad it was empty. ),= Poor, unfortunate Alice, she always gets the short end of the stick. . . Although were she got a stick from I have no idea. I don't think Alice's mother would be pleased to know her daughter ran around with sticks . . . or empty jars of orange marmalade for that matter.