... in Through the Looking Glass. While waking through the "wood where things have no names" Alice meets up with a fawn and they advance through together. Once they depart from the woods the fawn realizes she is a fawn and Alice is a human child. "The fawn scurries away in fear."(Brown, Wendy Voughon) Carroll uses this scene to "make his point that, as ... represented "as different levels within the British social class structure."(Brown, Susan W. Wong) The finer and rarer specimens, such as the tiger-lily and the rose, are placed in a higher class than the more common and simpler daisies w...

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