ALICE IN WONDERLAND WAS NEVER A DREAM — IT WAS A MENTAL BREAKDOWN

Alice didn't fall down a rabbit hole. She disconnected from reality. In this video I dismantle the idea that Alice in Wonderland is an innocent childhood dream — and prove, through psychological analysis, that the 1951 film is the clinical record of a severe dissociative episode in a Victorian child suffocated by a world that never had space for her. The Mad Hatter and the PTSD loop. The Cheshire Cat as the voice of psychosis. The Queen of Hearts as punitive Victorian psychiatry. The final awakening that was not a rescue — it was the brain shutting down before total collapse.