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English, 05.01.2021 03:00, jljhenkel

Im timed! Think back to the role of nonsense in the looking-glass world. Which statement applies to the theme of “making sense” and the story Through the Looking-Glass?

All that matters is having fun.
There are no rules in life.
Life is governed by rules you cannot explain or control.
Anything can make sense if you think about it long enough.

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