Through the Looking-Glass · Character
Rose
A talking flower in the garden who comments on Alice's appearance.
minor
Also known as the Rose
First appearance: II: The Garden of Live Flowers
Rose shows up with force in Through the Looking-Glass. The page is where that presence becomes real.
One of the talking flowers in the garden who speaks with Alice about the nature of the garden and its inhabitants.
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In Through the Looking-Glass: One of the talking flowers in the garden who speaks with Alice about the nature of the garden and its inhabitants. Later, in II: The Garden of Live Flowers: A talking rose in the garden…
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- Looking-Glass Encounters
- Protagonist
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Story tension across the book — this chapter sits in Exposition.
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- Aftermath
- Closing
Alice reaches her emotional and psychological peak here as she confronts the literal embodiment of a nursery-r…
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See Rose in II: The Garden of Live Flowers