-Well who are you? There was nothing encouraging for the beginning. Alice shyly stuck: -They at this moment I hardly know who I was this morning when I woke up. But since then I have changed many times. -How do you understand this? -Sorry, please, I can't speak sensibly because I'm not who I am, as I like.
"Well, who are you?" was a blunt question that didn't offer any comfort or reassurance at the start. Alice responded nervously, indicating her uncertainty about her identity.
"At this moment I hardly know who I was this morning when I woke up. But since then I have changed many times," she explained. She admitted she couldn't speak clearly because her sense of self was constantly shifting, highlighting the theme of changing identities present in Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland.
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