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Alice’s becoming a Queen in Through the Looking-Glass by Lewis Carroll is symbolic of her search for a friend. growth into adulthood. becoming selfish and bossy. finishing the chess game.
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Alice’s becoming a Queen in Through the Looking-Glass by Lewis Carroll is symbolic of her

search for a friend.
growth into adulthood.
becoming selfish and bossy.
finishing the chess game.

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b

Step-by-step explanation:

THE GROWTH INTO HER ADULTHOOD

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