I enjoyed this more than I thought would. You do a good job capturing the tone and spirit of the Disney version in your rewrite of the scenes and it's great to see an iconic character who influenced all of us here get to live happily ever after as giant goddess. 

Do you think you are going to do any more fanfic rewrites of famous giantess centric scenes?

All three of the former scenarios are most interesting. Were you considering a few more works that look at how the conclusions of each would've affected the path of the story?

Author's Response:

Something I may consider in the future.  Right now I'm writing other works that are a mix of both giantess and harem elements.  If I'm feeling curious and brave enough, I might try my hand at something similar to this little project of mine.  I went with a hypothetical "what if" story line based on "Alice in Wonderland" because I already had a lot of backstory to work with.  Maybe one day I'll do something similar with another story, like "Attack of the 50ft Woman" or "Honey I Blew Up the Kid".  Don't want to go too far down the rabbit hole (pun intended), but it's an avenue I might pursue at some point.

"[...]and an easy-to-frighten DoorMouse." - Whilst a "DoorMouse" instead of a "Dormouse" is probably something Carroll would've written, I think it's a typo on your end.

"Alice reached out with the greatest of ease and snachted the stack of cards[...]" - As I checked myself on how "snatched" is actually written with the help of Google Translate(which in my opinion is a better spelling checking tool than an actual translator) I learned that "snachted" appearantly is a dutch word.

Interesting idea to bring in a lot of the most iconic scenes of Disney's Movie Iteration(without any Sizechanging) into this chapter by having Alice recalling them.

I am a little sad that the "Why is Rule 42 the oldest in the book instead of Rule 1?" exchange between Alice and the King of Hearts wasn't in this.

Is it just Beautification though? Isn't more in the Ballpark of Age Progression? Alice is about seven years old after all. (Her Age is actually never stated in the book but she declares her own age as "seven and a half years" old in the sequel.

"He could tell as much from the swell of both her bosom and her posterior, as well as how her waistline shrunk somewhat and her legs transformed to be both thick and yet surprisingly long to make them have perfect proportionality.  It was like she had runway model legs now.  Her entire body seemed to mature by a few years, making her have the appearance of a girl now in her late teens or early twenties rather than someone who was in her early teenage years." - So you did acknowledge her apparent age increase even if not right away.

"I'll have you returned with a snap of my fingers and you'll be at home with your family once more." - It might be a foolish question but does the Cheshire Cat have fingers to snap with?

"[...]if she wanted to be loved by the people and feared or hated by them,[...] - I think this sentence is missing a crucial "not"...

Interesting twist at the end. It fits the end of Through the Looking-Glass (Alice the Red Queen) quite well. Was that intentional?

As how much the Cheshire Cat changed: I wonder if the Giant Stature of Great Britian's Royal Family is a unique trait of something shared by all nobles. That at least would be a more reasonable foundation of being considered a noble than a simple "my family is better than yours" as it seemed to be back when it was of huge significance.

A surprising and great end for this series of one-shots. A perfect rating from my side. I am looking forward for what you will do next whatever it may be.

I have a (series of closely related) question(s) though:

How do the giant nobles live? Have they equally giant Maids and Butlers? Or are they expected to do the heavy lifting themselves as, though they're probably more than capable, seems unbecoming of such a status.

As you can probably tell I am quite intrigued by the vastly different world you gave us a glimpse of in the end. ^^'

Definitely an improvement to the courtroom scene! There's also something very splendid about giant Alice walking off on top of the land at the end of each chapter and this joins the rest in that goodness PLUS has that benefit of the ending.

Daydreams into reality. Cheshire Cat is a gentleman and a scholar, and so are you. I hope time and energy can come to you and you'll be able to do more projects in the future.

It would be better that these stories were based on the Lewis Carroll book than on the Walt Disney animated movie. 

"The sight was somewhat comical, as a being of gigantic proportions was being cowed and intimidated by another creature which was several times smaller than her.  It was practically the equivalent of a horse being intimidated by a mouse in terms of size." - Well, we humans tend to be afraid of Insects that are even smaller in comparison, so it's not that funny.

"Dropping her eggs into her nest, she fell down in said nest as her surroundings changed suddendly." - There is no third "d" in "suddenly".

I am somewhat surprised by how the chapter went. After Alice's previous Acts of Growth Cake Gluttony I expected her to down at least her growth piece of mushroom if not uprooting the mushroom as a whole and eat the increasing side of it.

You voiced your concerns about the end of the chapter, but I have another irk with it. The bird is of course one-dimensional, but that doesn't mean it's writing needs to repeat phrases.

Once again, you did the source justice and your deviation didn't seem too out of place.

I can't tell you how rarely I write reviews, but after reading the first two chapters and the other reviews, I had to thank you for this wonderful story. It is clearly very true to the original in tone and theme. But I feel no one else has commended you on the *giantess*

side of it. Your detail in describing *size* is so important to me. You make compelling size comparisons and make clear how BIG she is at any given moment. It's done so well and is truly a rare talent among all gts writers in my opinion. The SIZE is so often ignored like its a given or something. Yes you deviate from the story slightly but thats why it's a giantess story AND an Alice in Wonderland story. 

Thank you for your writing. I simply had to compliment what is, in my opinion, nearly perfect giantess writing. Thank you and well

done sir. 

The iconic scene.
Of the various ways that depict how Alice grows in the Rabbit's house across iterations this one always sticks with me. Thanks for doing it justice, and for keeping the growth growing.

The Rabbit would be far more hesitant to go along with the now bigger Alice, I feel. It could just be the spectacle through his spectacles, but I do like how the rationale is that he can still make it to the Queen to fulfill his duties if he humors the giant.
The Doorknob seemed like the more levelheaded individual through this animated version so I do see him more readily joining up. And the Dodo is zany enough to go along. Bill just flat out being exhausted by his trip and resting along was a good fit. I am glad he is alright all things considered!

The mention of her chest filling and her outfit shrinking was different, no such emphasis was made in the previous chapter. Was this going to have some additional roll here or possible prep for a setup for a future chapter preparing the reader for other things that can happen to Alice?

Wow, did you a splendid job here! Captures the feel of the original book, and I'm very excited to see where you go with it!

I was a big fan of the old Alice in Wonderland when I was younger. This story was pretty faithful to the original, and I loved the reactions of the characters. I love the caring nature of Alice when she tries to apologize to the doorknob.

I do hope to see more of this story, and would like to see where you would take it in the next chapter. I hope there might be more moments with her feet (playful or unaware) in the future, but its just a suggestion. Good luck with the story.