: A-ha! 
: There's Bunny 15. : He's flashed and is captured by the Dharma scientist. : We'll have to notify the judges.
excerpt: Through the Looking Glass Part 1, Season 3
In this episode, the reference to Charles Lutwidge Dodgson's literary work occurs when Charlie enters a DHARMA Initiative station called The Looking Glass. In "Through the Looking-Glass," Alice climbs through the mirror on her fireplace mantle and enters a world that resembles the real world (at first) but everything is backward. However, in "Alice in Wonderland," Alice follows the white rabbit down a hole into a "very deep well." Charlie is searching for the white rabbit (the DHARMA logo) and descends very deeply. Charlie, like Alice, doesn't consider an exit strategy: "In another moment down went Alice after it (the White Rabbit) never once considering how in the world she was to get out again." Charlie's concern with bravery and being a hero also parallels Alice's initial thoughts: "How brave they'll all think me at home!"
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* image source of David's annotated Alice in "Lighthouse"
* part of Alice in Whatsitland
