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Jabberwock Part-(incorrectly) referred to as the Jabberwocky) The task that part would be assigned to a system would be internal torture, system prosecutor, and ensure parts stayed in their area and programming was maintained. The Bandersnatch and Boojum, would have the same role as well. As their nature in the stories/poems would match. (Alice in Wonderland)
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Programmed culture is getting incredibly freaked out and twitchy and nauseous whenever you see Alice in wonderland stuff :')
Hi. hope your doing well.
You said a long hallway is the entrance to wonderland in AiW. I was wondering what it could mean if there was a long seemingly endless hallway with a bunch of doors, and behind the door are memories. The doors seem to change in order sometimes. Theres also this weird thing where if I try too hard to figure out the setting of the memory it looks like one of my best friend's room, but theres multiple reasons I KNOW it couldn't have happened there and it just doesn't...feel right.
I’m doing alright. Thank you.
Below is a quote from AiW. The programmers will decide what is behind the doors.
Take your time in sorting things out.
“There were doors all round the hall, but they were all locked; and when Alice had been all the way down one side and up the other, trying every door, she walked sadly down the middle, wondering how she was ever to get out again.”
Oz
Is it unlikely to have more than one Alice in a system?
There can be more than one Alice in a system. Some systems may have more than one. Some may not.
~Josha
