Perhaps it doesn't understand English
In Lewis Carroll's "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland," one of the moments highlights Alice questioning whether the Queen of Hearts truly understands English. This reflects her curiosity about how language and comprehension work in the bizarre world she has entered.
The story often plays with themes of language, logic, and perception, emphasizing the idea that understanding might be subjective or limited, especially within the fantastical setting of Wonderland. This line suggests a playful skepticism about communication and meaning.
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