Throughout the first story, Alice also finds herself growing and shrinking at various stages, something that Carroll does not repeat in Through the Looking Glass. Alice's curiosity also leads her into the "other" world in Through the Looking Glass. Unlike Carroll's first story, this world is one that is logical and in that loses some of its magic. As Alice enters through the glass mirror, her surroundings become reversed and Carroll repeats this image of reversal throughout the story in the poem of the Jabberwocky, the mirror images of Tweedledee and Tweedledum, as well as when the White Queen shrieks first and picks herself later. This use of reversal is not found in Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. Both of these stories are structured differently in the manner in which Carroll had written them. Carroll continues to express the tyranny of adulthood through Alice's encounters and journey. She soon

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