'Why,' said Tweedledee, clapping his hands in triumph, 'and if he stopped dreaming about you, where do you think you'd be?' He suggested that Alice is just a part of someone's dream and would vanish if the dreamer awoke, comparing her to a candle that would go out suddenly. Tweedledee's confident tone reflects his belief in the fleeting, illusory nature of Alice's existence within this dream world.
Alice, however, protests her...