Lewis Carroll's Looking Glass is an immense mirror, taller than average human height, surrounded by an ornate, gilt frame. The mirror may serve as a gateway to an alternate dimension, which could explain how Pete was able to play ping pong by himself. It is also possible that, if others don't know to look for her, Alice can take on other appearances within the confines of the mirror.
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| - Lewis Carroll's Looking Glass is an immense mirror, taller than average human height, surrounded by an ornate, gilt frame. The mirror may serve as a gateway to an alternate dimension, which could explain how Pete was able to play ping pong by himself. It is also possible that, if others don't know to look for her, Alice can take on other appearances within the confines of the mirror.
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| - Lewis Carroll's Looking Glass is an immense mirror, taller than average human height, surrounded by an ornate, gilt frame. The mirror may serve as a gateway to an alternate dimension, which could explain how Pete was able to play ping pong by himself. It is also possible that, if others don't know to look for her, Alice can take on other appearances within the confines of the mirror.
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