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White Queen: character portrait from Through the Looking-Glass (Carroll, Lewis)

A character in Through the Looking-Glass

White Queen

Through the Looking-Glass by Carroll, Lewis

A gentle, somewhat scatterbrained, and ethereal character who moves through the world with a dreamy, distracted demeanor.

Also known as: the Queen

Inside the story

Meet White Queen

The White Queen is a gentle, dreamy ruler in the strange chessboard world behind the looking glass. Somewhat scatterbrained and easily distracted, she moves through her kingdom alongside the White King and encounters Alice as the girl enters this reversed, puzzling realm.

On the page

A dishevelled, helpless-looking chess queen with a frightened expression, her hair escaping in every direction with loose pins working out of it, a shawl slipping from her shoulders and everything about her crooked.

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