One of the major themes that the writer focuses on more is the feelings of the child when he/she switches from childhood to adolescence. Alice embodies these feelings every time she becomes bigger or shrinks; especially in chapter 5 when she cannot control her physical size. Mixture feelings between dissatisfaction, frustration, and discomfort Alice feels the same as child`s feeling during the puberty stage.

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Another central theme is the consequences of curiosity. As it is obvious that Alice’s curiosity is the reason behind making Alice falls into the Rabbit hole and face a lot of things that she couldn`t understand. Although this trait is inherited in every child, they should be taught how to control their curiosity in order to avoid exposure to dangerous consequences.

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Life consists of a lot of weird and strange events that the brain cannot find any interpretations for. Similarly, Alice goes over many situations that she cannot understand; for example, she doesn`t have the ability to understand what is going inside the Duchess` house, nor can she find reasons that make the Queen of Hearts applies beheadings for everyone frustrates her. In the end, Alice realizes that all of what has gone doesn`t depend on logic anymore but it follows the way of arbitrariness. Therefore, one of the major themes here is that life doesn`t always depend on logic; people don`t need to find interpretations for every event that happens in front of their eyes because sometimes in fact these events lack interpretations and happen arbitrarily.