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Queen Alice and the Frog In Chapter Nine, Alice: bids farewell to the White Knight, and crosses the final brook to be promoted to a queen.
The White Knight In Chapter Eight, Alice reaches the seventh rank by crossing a brook into the Red Knight's forest territory. He tries to capture Alice, the "white pawn," but is thwarted by the White Knight.
Diagram prefacing Through the Looking-Glass by Lewis Carroll Through the Looking-Glass is based on a game of chess, with Alice being a pawn. The looking-glass world is divided by brooks, with the crossing of each usually corresponding to Alice advancing by one square.
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland Cover of the 1865 edition
Alice Liddel and ferns Photo by Lewis Carroll, published as a miniature on the last page of the original Alice's Adventures Underground (1861)
Alice Liddell (right) with sisters c. 1859 photo by Lewis Carroll
Alice Liddell age 7 - cropped
Alice Manuscript A handwritten page of the original manuscript of Alice's Adventures Under Ground, written and illustrated by the author, Lewis Carroll in1864
Alice surrounded by the characters of Wonderland Jessie Willcox Smith's 1923 illustration
