Achter de spiegel en wat Alice daar aantrof

The idea of a world on the other side of a mirror feels so imaginative and surreal. I'm curious what sparked that concept and how it influenced the story's whimsical tone.

Sometimes the Queen of Hearts felt so threatening, and other times more playful. It made me wonder if the characters were intentionally fluid to reflect Alice’s changing perceptions.

Its playful language adds a layer of absurdity and fun. I'm curious if Carroll intended it as a parody or if it was just meant to delight children.