Write five arguments on nietzsche or alice in the wonderland

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Question: Write five arguments on the Nietzsche / Alice in the wonderland couplet. Claim; quote; interpretation of the quote and select something from the film that supports your claim. Again, number your arguments and make them approximately a half page long each.

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