Alice was feeling bored one sunny afternoon, so she decided to follow a white rabbit with a pocket. The rabbit hopped into a rabbit hole, and Alice followed without hesitation. As she fell down the hole, she passed by shelves filled with jars of jam and boxes of cookies. Suddenly, Alice landed in a room with doors of all sizes. She tried to open the doors, but they were all locked.

Next, Alice spotted a key on a table and used it to unlock a tiny door. She shrunk down in size and entered a beautiful garden. The flowers started talking to her, and she was amazed by their colorful petals. Alice then came across a caterpillar sitting on a mushroom, smoking a hookah. The caterpillar asked Alice who she was, but before she could answer, she shrank again and floated away.

Lost and confused, Alice stumbled upon a tea party with a Mad Hatter, a March Hare, and a sleepy Dormouse. They were celebrating an unbirthday and invited Alice to join them. The Mad Hatter poured tea into cups that never seemed to empty, and the March Hare kept changing places at the table. Alice laughed at their silly antics and enjoyed the never-ending tea party.

As the day turned to night, Alice found herself in a courtroom with the Queen of Hearts. The Queen ordered a trial for the Knave of Hearts, accusing him of stealing tarts. Alice bravely spoke up, defending the Knave and pointing out the lack of evidence. The Queen became furious and ordered Alice's beheading, but Alice suddenly woke up to find herself back home, realizing it was all just a dream.