In Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, the story’s tension arises from Alice’s fixed perspective of the world colliding with the mad, illogical world of Wonderland. Alice’s sense of order clashes with the chaotic nature of Wonderland. Throughout the story, various characters challenge Alice’s perceptions of class, intelligence, and good manners. For instance, the White Rabbit mistakes her for a servant, while the Mad Hatter, March Hare, and Pigeon use logic that only applies within the context of Wonderland. Alice is frequently subjected to dismissive rudeness, which challenges her notions of good manners. As a result of these experiences, Alice suffers an identity crisis and must choose between retaining her sense of order or assimilating into Wonderland’s nonsensical rules.