Alice loses her temper with the Red Queen when she sees the queen's head in a tureen of soup. At the dinner party, the Red Queen continues to tell Alice how to behave properly and politely, but she does so rudely and makes Alice feel as though she can't do anything right. She scolds Alice for not being able to perform math, for example, but the problems she gives are riddles rather than math problems-and in several cases, they don't have a single right answer. When Alice runs into the Red Queen in the Eighth Square, however, the Red Queen begins to look horribly dismissive and, in some cases, silly. For example, one must run quickly to stay in one place. The queen is the first to confirm for Alice that in Looking-glass World, things are opposite what they are in Alice's world. Alice greatly admires the Red Queen at first, and tries her best to follow all of her rules regarding conduct and etiquette. As a queen, she can move all around the chessboard quickly. A snappy and authoritative queen in Looking-glass World.
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