Monarch-mind-control

chapter_5
In Chapter 11 Alice captures the Red Queen. It results in a
legitimate checkmate of the Red King, who has slept through the
entire live size chess game without moving. The checkmate ends
the dream, but leaves open in the story the question of whether the
dream was Alice's or the Red King's. The programming has so
often been only a dream to us. The outside world was so often just
an unreal dream to us. What was real and what was not real? The
real world (for other people) was full of contradictions, and the
unreal world (our internal world) was consistent. Everything was
upside down, forwards and backwards. In the Looking Glass book,
one shuttles back and forth mysteriously between real and dream
worlds. "So, either I've been dreaming about life or I only dream
that life is but a dream.''
As a slave breaks away from the programming, life becomes a
bewildering confusion as the slave is pulled between two worlds.
The internal world has everything the alter needs, the external
world is a harsh cold reality that doesn't have much to offer. People
in the external world can help make it real for a slave. The handlers
will never do this.
Alters will need a reason to want to come out of the internal reality
which they are programmed to believe in. For so long much of life
was seen as a dream. It will be hard to get a grasp on what was real
and what was the lie. Many of the lies are more real than the truth.
Life was sometimes like the parallel dreams of the Red King and
Alice, like two mirrors facing each other.
The Tall Book of Make-Believe
This book was published by Harper & Row in 1950 and was indeed
tall, the pages being 4" x 9 1/2". On page 14, the programmer
would read the first paragraph of the poem and then say "sleep,
sleep, sleep."
"Have you ever heard of the Sugar-Plum Tree? 'Tis a
marvel of great renown! It blooms on the shore of the
Lollypop Sea in the garden of Shut-Eye Town; The fruit
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