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"The question is: when someone needs to go, 'whoooo are youu' to make them stay? You cannot keep believing impossible things. It isn't how much time. It's how we use the time. Alice, pause, and let the picture in." Performance Tips for the Cheshire Cat Alice's Adventures in Wonderland -- Chapter VI Cheshire Cat Monologue
At times, the monologue risks becoming too philosophical. When the Cat dwells too long on existential panic (“You think the Rabbit is late? You’ve been late to your own life since the moment you were born”), it can feel less like Wonderland and more like a freshman dorm conversation. The best moments are when nonsense is used to say something serious without ever admitting it. This public link is valid for 7 days
"First, soak your pulp in water until it's soft and mushy. Then, mash it up with a spoon or a blender until it's smooth. Can’t copy the link right now
Pauses, tilting head.
"To begin, you'll need a few simple things. A cup of water, a cup of pulp - perhaps from old rags or wood chips - a bit of heat, and some patience, of course.
(The actor shifts their weight slightly, looking down as if at a disappearing limb)
