This literary character plays with Snowdrop and Kitty in one work, in which she learns the definitions of "slithy" [SLY-thee] and "brillig" [BRILL-ig] from Humpty-Dumpty.
This literary character plays with Snowdrop and Kitty in one work, in which she learns the definitions of "slithy" [SLY-thee] and "brillig" [BRILL-ig] from Humpty-Dumpty. In another work, she encounters the morose Mock Turtle in a land governed by playing cards after following the (*) White Rabbit. Inspired by Lewis Carroll's friend, Miss Liddell, for 10 points, name this little girl who went Through the Looking Glass and had Adventures in Wonderland.
This literary character plays with Snowdrop and Kitty in one work, in which she learns the definitions of "slithy" [SLY-thee] and "brillig" [BRILL-ig] from Humpty-Dumpty.
Alice (accept Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, Alice Liddell or Alice Hargreaves; do not accept or prompt on "Alice in Wonderland," as this title only applies to the Disney film)