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Which chess piece is a symbol of childhood in Through the Looking-Glass by Lewis Carroll? Pawn Queen King Knight
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Which chess piece is a symbol of childhood in Through the Looking-Glass by Lewis Carroll?

Pawn
Queen
King
Knight

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Answer:pawn! Give the one above me credit :)

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I think the answer is Pawn....but I am not sure.

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