Alice Through the Looking Glass

An adult Alice who is pulled into Looking-Glass Land while her daughter watches. She is brave, resourceful, and learns to navigate a world ruled by chess logic, balancing curiosity with caution. Her journey culminates in self-empowerment and a renewed bond with her family.

A precognitive and supportive figure who guides Alice through the journey. She embodies foresight and calm authority, offering strategic insight as the realm shifts. Her presence adds prophecy-like depth to the quest.

A vigorous rival queen who embodies ambition and command. She challenges Alice and the White Queen, forcing tests of wit and loyalty. Her dynamic presence heightens the political tension of the chessboard world.

A noble protector who guides and defends Alice through treacherous landscapes. He embodies chivalry and moral resolve, helping her navigate the journey toward the eighth row.

A quirky adviser in the wood who teaches about looking-glass insects. He adds humor and practical knowledge, helping Alice interpret the land's strange rules.

One of the comic brothers who recites poems and creates tension with their bravado, marking the realm's unpredictable mood.

The other half of the playful duo, adding mischief and linguistic games that test Alice’s patience and wit.

A sage-like figure who revels in portmanteau ideas, teaching the power and danger of words as he tumbles from his wall. His unbirthday moment punctuates the limits of certainty.

The daughter figure who anchors the story in family and care, highlighting the real-world impact of the fantasy adventure.

A slumbering monarch whose presence grounds the dreamlike landscape and hints at the dangers of power without wisdom.

A benevolent monarch who, along with his court, contributes to the chessboard’s rules and to the sense of a structured world within the dream.