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Alice is older now, but the garden still calls. She finds the same rabbit, the same hole — but this time she knows the rules. Or so she thinks. The corridors have shifted; the doors lead somewhere new.

She reaches the garden at last. The roses are red, the cards are painting — and the Queen has just noticed her. This time, the Queen remembers everything.

The Hatter and the Hare are arguing over a riddle that has no answer. Alice is there to mediate, but every time she gets close, the rules change. The Dormouse wakes long enough to drop a hint — or a threat.

Alice finally gives an answer that silences the table. The Hatter and Hare exchange a look. Then they both stand and bow — and ask her to judge the one riddle that really matters.

Alice is back in the real world, trying to explain where she has been. No one believes her. She writes it down, but the words never quite capture the taste of the mushroom or the sound of the Caterpillar.

She finds one proof: a single playing card, tucked in a book. When she turns it over, the Queen's face moves — and speaks her name.

A girl named Alice sits by the river while a man in a boat tells her a story. She interrupts, corrects, and demands the best parts. He writes it all down. The story she inspires will outlive them both.

She asks how it ends. He says he does not know yet. She tells him she wants to go back in the next one — and that when she does, something is waiting for her that was not there before.

Alice is brought before the Queen of Hearts. The charge is growing too tall, too small, and generally causing confusion. The evidence is stacked; the sentence is already decided. Or is it?

Alice makes one request: a game of croquet. If she wins, she goes free. The Queen agrees — but the mallets are flamingos, the balls are hedgehogs, and the Queen has no intention of playing fair. When the last ball is struck, the Queen rises — and the real game begins.