Alice in Wonderland (1951) - 4 corrections
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At the mad tea party Alice is sitting between the Mad Hatter and the March Hare, but when the March Hare bonks the Mad Hatter on the head with a hammer Alice is sitting next to the Hare who is now sitting next to the Hatter. [1) It's Wonderland, where the impossible's possible. 2) It was done deliberately for comical reasons.]
Alice walks away from the caterpillar, taking a few steps. The caterpillar calls her back & suddenly we see she's much farther away than she should be. She then walks back, taking a long time to do so. [He was calling her more than once and it may have been that she didn't start to go back after she thought about it (much later). Also, this is a dream so anything can happen.]
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