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This is very similar to the costuming in Tenniel's original illustrations and in Disney's film adaptation. Ben's mother, Emily, is seen wearing a blue and white dress with matching headband and long blonde hair. Ben follows the rabbit, and that is like when Alice follows the white rabbit down the rabbit hole which leads to Wonderland. In ' The Man Behind the Curtain', there are several 'Alice' references: Ben releases a white rabbit to check the safety of crossing through the sonic fence which leads to another world (the world of the ' Others').The first 'Alice' book had 42 illustrations and Alice's age in 'Through the Looking-Glass' is 7 years and six months (6 x 7 =42). 42 was used in numerous books by Carroll and is thought to hold special meaning for him.The title of the episode is of course also a reference to the novel.

was beautiful', referring to his encounter with the Monster in ' Walkabout'. He then tells Jack 'I looked into the eye of the Island, and what I saw. Locke tells Jack to put it to rest, and consider the possibility that everything that is happening on the Island happens for a reason.

When ' Jack and Locke discuss Jack's 'hallucination' Locke advises that he should pursue his father's elusive image, symbolically comparing it to the White Rabbit from Alice in Wonderland.

Both literary works have been incorporated into the story of Lost in many episodes, such as ' White Rabbit', ' The Man Behind the Curtain', ' Through the Looking Glass, Part 1', ' Something Nice Back Home', and ' Lighthouse'. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and its sequel Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There are written by Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, who is better known as Lewis Carroll.

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