Through the Looking-Glass Chapter V - Wool and Water

In which Alice encounters the peculiarly dishevelled White Queen, who lives in a world where time and events are curiously reversed and logic is delightfully perplexed, leading to whimsical discourse about memory, punishment, and the nature of belief. She then finds herself in a most curious shop presided over by a knitting Sheep, where the walls and objects seem to shift and transform in the most unexpected fashion, inviting Alice to explore with both wonder and bewilderment.