What does the white rabbit represent in Alice and Wonderland?

He represents time. Our constant need to be somewhere.What does the white rabbit represent in Alice and Wonderland?
Potentiality. A possible future state of affairs that at present doesn't exist but might do so. It does exist ';really'; in the future and so exists now ';in potentia';.





In this case the white rabbit is a potential pie.What does the white rabbit represent in Alice and Wonderland?
Insanity
Well, Lewis Carroll was a pedophile who took little girls out for rides in his row boat and read to them the stories he wrote. So I find it hard to discuss Alice in Wonderland when it was used as a lure by a child molester.
Innocene and purity. Also, coming of age.
to me it represents an event that disrupts a constant of our lives. this could be simply some one correcting you on the spelling of a word you have mispelled your whole life, or something and grand as an enlightenment in the way you view your world. in either case a sort of x factor disrupts the way you think about something, you think about it (or go on a journey) and are eventually changed in someway, either reaffirmed in your perception, or possibly develope an entirely new perception.