The more we think about it, the more we become convinced that Alice did not choose to follow the white rabbit in Lewis Carroll's classic, Alice’s adventures in Wonderland. The white rabbit allowed itself to be chosen. He seduced the curious Alice, checking the time. It was not the fact that he was speaking loudly and alone, shouting, nor that he was wearing a vest or elegant gloves, what powerfully caught the attention of the girl who was bored of “…having nothing to do”, it was the seductive indifference with which he showed himself. The most interesting thing is what he shouts: “Oh dear! Oh dear! I shall be too late!”. Ask, answer, affirm and reaffirm. Time flies, we often say. Time is money, we also acknowledge that. The white rabbit knows this, and so he runs and jumps into its burrow.