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The Cheshire Cat first appeared in Disney's ''{{w|Alice in Wonderland (1951 film)|Alice in Wonderland}}'' which was based of of the book by {{w|Lewis Carrol}} called ''{{w|Alice's Adventures in Wonderland}}''. In the film, the Cheshire Cat first appears to Alice in the Tulgey Woods during her pursuit for the White Rabbit. When Alice questions him for an answer, the Cheshire Cat responds to her only in silly questions and demonstrating his abilities to her. Eventually, he advises her to seek out the Mad Hatter and March Hare for answers; however, Alice was reluctant to associate with people who she thought was mad. The Cheshire Cat tells her that everyone in Wonderland is mad, including himself, before he fades away into thin air while laughing and singing in the process. | The Cheshire Cat first appeared in Disney's ''{{w|Alice in Wonderland (1951 film)|Alice in Wonderland}}'' which was based of of the book by {{w|Lewis Carrol}} called ''{{w|Alice's Adventures in Wonderland}}''. In the film, the Cheshire Cat first appears to Alice in the Tulgey Woods during her pursuit for the White Rabbit. When Alice questions him for an answer, the Cheshire Cat responds to her only in silly questions and demonstrating his abilities to her. Eventually, he advises her to seek out the Mad Hatter and March Hare for answers; however, Alice was reluctant to associate with people who she thought was mad. The Cheshire Cat tells her that everyone in Wonderland is mad, including himself, before he fades away into thin air while laughing and singing in the process. | ||
The Cheshire Cat encounters Alice once more when she had a breakdown after her failed attempt to look for the White Rabbit. No longer desiring to find the White Rabbit, Alice asks him how to return to her home world. He replies by telling her that it is impossible for her to leave, as everything in Wonderland is done by the Queen of Hearts. He guides through a secret passageway that leads the Queen's kingdom. During the croquet game between the Queen and Alice, the Cheshire Cat plays a trick on the Queen of Hearts, resulting the latter to blame Alice and sending her into a trial. Before the Queen sentences Alice to be beheaded, Alice insults the Queen and the Cheshire Cat appears to echo the former's insult, | The Cheshire Cat encounters Alice once more when she had a breakdown after her failed attempt to look for the White Rabbit. No longer desiring to find the White Rabbit, Alice asks him how to return to her home world. He replies by telling her that it is impossible for her to leave, as everything in Wonderland is done by the Queen of Hearts. He guides through a secret passageway that leads the Queen's kingdom. During the croquet game between the Queen and Alice, the Cheshire Cat plays a trick on the Queen of Hearts, resulting the latter to blame Alice and sending her into a trial. Before the Queen sentences Alice to be beheaded, Alice insults the Queen and the Cheshire Cat appears to echo the former's insult, further angering the Queen and causing a climatic chase to ensue. | ||
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