Also I forgot, in your work you state "he work the Red Queen" I believe you meant to say 'he worked for the Red Queen'. I'd really love to be convinced that this was a simple mistake by the site but after reading some of your work you should really reread what you type. If that's on purpose it's not enjoyable but if you're learning (or have learned) English as a second language, you're doing very well.

The rabbit was a slave under the queen just like many animals and there have been many different adaptations as to the symbolism. Some people believe that the rabbit was a symbol (by himself) of how every one is always in a hurry to be somewhere, so essentially he's a symbol for time. Under his pseudonym name, Lewis Carrol (who wrote the book in 1865) was a mathematician and there are many parts in the book that could be interpreted as references to math concepts. I personally believe that in the weakest possible symbolism, the rabbit under the queens rule is reflected upon the British monarchy or the colonization of the US or Canada. (Honestly I'm atrocious on the subject of history so I'm probably wrong.) I read the book and I really enjoy the tale but it was in old English so it was agonizingly painful to understand for me, also I watched the movie that came out a few years ago and I'm fairly sure it's based on Through The Looking Glass, the novel that comes after Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.

i like that you decided to write about alice in wonderland. it was cool