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I coughed for the fourth time during my trip with the Mad Hatter. "That cough sounds terrible," he commented. "I know," I sighed. "You could say I'm sick, but I feel fine." He laughed, "Are you fine if you're sick?" "Well… no," I frowned. "Then, which are you?" Hatter wondered. "If I am to choose one, then I don't know which to choose," I admitted. "Hm.... Since we're on the topic of you, I must ask, Miss Alice, what do you want with Alice?" I answered, "I'm helping him find the White Rabbit, as I said I would." He asked, "And after you find him? Then, what?" I said, "We will go our separate ways. Honestly, why must everyone keep asking that?" I jumped when Hatter started laughing hysterically. I crossed my arms as he fell on the ground, holding his side. "I don't see what's so funny." "You-You… you don't even… know!" Hatter managed to spit out. "Know what? Caterpillar said that, but I have yet to figure out what I am missing. I know everything about Wonderland. What is it you know that I don't?" I demanded angrily. Slowly, Hatter picked himself up while...

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