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Which character in Through the Looking Glass is supposed to represent the author, Lewis Carroll? the Red Knight the White Knight the Red King the White King
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Which character in Through the Looking Glass is supposed to represent the author, Lewis Carroll?

the Red Knight
the White Knight
the Red King
the White King

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The correct answer is the White knight.

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The White Knight

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