| Alice realized that she hated the silly game the King and Queen had made her play all day. “What if we could use the same board, but didn’t have to worry about somebody always having to win?” “Yes,” she murmured to herself, “I would just have each square just change color depending on who its neighbors were. Then, I would just start them off all randomly, ... |
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