Which Alice?

And That's the Beautiful
Part of It!
"That was really fun!" said Alice to herself, shortly after she
had left the Tweedle brothers. "It's so much better than taking
those nasty old examinations! And I love this memorandum book—
just what I needed!'"
At this point Alice sat down on a ledge and spent quite some time
jotting down the various adventures she wished to remember—
particularly the logic games she had just been playing with
Tweedledum and Tweedledee. She filled the first nine pages of her
book.
And now, thought Alice, rising, I must be getting on. I wonder if
I'll meet the White Knight? I'd love to see him—I have so much to
tell him!
Shortly after, Alice came upon Humpty Dumpty sitting on the
very same spot of the same wall. When he saw her, he grinned from
ear to ear.
"Nice work, nice work!" he said.
"What was nice work?" asked Alice.
"Why, the way you fooled those Queens with that twelfth
question! Serves them both right! Serves them right for giving you
that fool examination!"
"Oh, you know about it?" asked Alice.
"Now, if I were to give you an examination," began Humpty
Dumpty.
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