The Sheep

The Sheep is a curious creature who first appears in Through the Looking-Glass, the sequel to Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. She is a very opinionated sheep, and she loves to talk about her favorite subject: knitting. She is also very particular about her appearance, and she is always wearing a white apron. One day, Alice meets the Sheep while she is walking through the forest. The Sheep is very friendly, and she invites Alice to sit down and have a chat. Alice is happy to oblige, and she listens attentively as the Sheep talks about her knitting. The Sheep is a very talented knitter, and she is very proud of her work. She shows Alice some of her finished projects, and Alice is amazed at how beautiful they are. The Sheep is also very generous, and she gives Alice one of her scarves as a gift. Alice is very grateful for the Sheep's gift, and she promises to wear it often. She also promises to visit the Sheep again soon. The Sheep is a delightful character, and she is one of the many memorable characters that appear in Through the Looking-Glass. She is a reminder that even the most ordinary of creatures can be extraordinary, and that there is beauty to be found