Lewis Carroll

Through the Looking-Glass

Alice crosses into a strange world behind the looking-glass, where everything seems turned backward and every encounter follows its own dream logic. She meets talking kittens, wanders through a chess-like landscape, puzzles over nonsense verse like "Jabberwocky," and faces curious rules that test her wit and manners. As the adventure grows more surreal, Alice keeps moving toward the final question: was she dreaming the Red King, or was he dreaming her?

Through the Looking-Glass

Moral

Takeaway

Imagination can turn ordinary moments into a world of wonder, but kindness and good manners still matter.

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