In a conversation between Alice and Tweedledum, Tweedledum dismisses Alice's attempts to wake him, implying that she is just part of his dream and not truly real. Alice insists on her reality, which makes her begin to cry, believing her tears prove she is real. Tweedledee responds dismissively, suggesting that tears do not necessarily validate her existence and considers her tears to be insincere or mere appearances.
Alice, half-laughing through her...