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Start with Alice’s conversation with the kittens in Chapter I of Lewis Carroll’s Through the Looking-Glass. Alice scolds, invents replies and shifts into imagined situations. Her handling of the wool also contributes to the disorder she criticises. Examine how this opening makes play a way of creating rules, then questioning whether those rules are fair or consistent.
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