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Through the Looking-Glass
Chapitres (15)
- The Chess Game 0:00
- Epigraph 1:14
- I: Looking-Glass House 2:59
- II: The Garden of Live Flowers 23:05
- III: Looking-Glass Insects 41:10
- IV: Tweedledum and Tweedledee 59:32
- V: Wool and Water 1:18:56
- VI: Humpty Dumpty 1:38:42
- VII: The Lion and the Unicorn 1:58:59
- VIII: “It’s My Own Invention” 2:15:49
- IX: Queen Alice 2:41:28
- X: Shaking 3:07:53
- XI: Waking 3:08:20
- XII: Which Dreamed It? 3:08:28
- A Boat Beneath a Sunny Sky 3:12:15
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Alice dreams herself into a mirror version of Wonderland, a whimsical land of talking flowers, and chess pieces, and a fighting lion and unicorn, and crosses sections of a life-size chess board. Upon reaching the Eighth Square, she is crowned a queen and the Red and White Queens throw her her very own dinner party to celebrate.
Through the Looking-Glass is a sequel to the wildly popular Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, where Alice finds herself in a mirror image of Wonderland, instead based on a chess board rather than a deck of cards, meeting mirror copies of her old friends.