Alice Liddell

### Inspiration

Character of the same name from Lewis Carroll's novel, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and its sequel, Through the Looking Glass

### Voiced/Portrayed by

Kathryn Beaumont (1951-2005)Mia Wasikowska (live action franchise and 2010 Video Game)Tina Majorino (1999 movie)Natalie Gregory (1985 part 1 and 2 television series)May Clark (1903 film)Viola Savoy (1915 film)Charlotte Henry (1933 film)Venus Terzo (1995 film)Gladys Hulette (1910 film)Ruth Gilbert (1931 film)Carol Marsh (1949 film)Patricia Moore (1962 film)Anne-Marie Mallik (1966 film)Fiona Fullerton (1972 film)Kristine DeBell (1976 film)Olivia Martin (1988 film)Kate Beckinsale (1998 film)Annie Enneking (1982 film)Kate Dorning (1986 film)

### Personality

Curious, imaginative, adventurous, stubborn, clumsy, bookish, intelligent, eloquent, idealistic, strict, respectful, dreamy, lazy, cute, brave, kind, polite, pedantic, sweet, inquisitive, pleasant, shy, caring, sensitive, generous, beautiful, easily flustered, playful, mature, serious, patient, stern at times, naive, eager, well-behaved, courteous, good-mannered, sensible, reasonable, knowledgeable, gentle, emotional, friendly, honest, innocent, articulate, ticklish, determined

### Loves/Likes

Daydreaming, tea, exploring, flowers, cats, books with pictures, eggs, croquet, nonsense, flight, fairness, justice, being treated as an equal

### Hates/Dislikes

Too much nonsense, prejudice, judgment, being mistreated, rudeness, being gigantic, getting lost, sexism, racism, discrimination, narcissism, books without pictures, the Queen’s tyranny, snottiness, cruelness

### Goal

To find out why the White Rabbit is late (formerly)To return home

### Allies

Dinah, Doorknob, Mr. Caterpillar, Mad Hatter, March Hare, Cheshire Cat

### Enemies

The Queen of Hearts, Card Soldiers, White Rabbit, the King of Hearts

### Fate

Awakens back in England, as her adventure was merely all a dream

### Relatives

Unnamed parentsMathilda Liddell (older sister)Unnamed younger brotherEdith Mary Liddell (youngest sister)Alice (great-granddaughter)

### Affiliations

Alice in Wonderland franchiseDinsey Princess franchise

### Qoute

"Curiouser and curiouser."
"Oh, dear."
"Oh, Mr. Rabbit, wait!"
"It's just a rabbit with a waist coat... and a watch!"
"If I had a world of my own, everything would be nonsense. Nothing would be what it is, because everything would be what it isn't."

**Alice Liddell** is the protagonist of the 1951 animated film "Alice in Wonderland." She is a young girl who uses her surreal

imagination to escape her practical and mundane life. Alice's curiosity and yearn for something new leads her to a mysterious realm know on as Wonderland. As she traverses through the wacky world, however, Alice finds herself appreciating the normality that she once rejected. She is played by the late May Clark in 1903 film, the late Gladys Hulette in 1910 film, the late Ruth Gilbert in 1931 film, the late Charlotte Henry in 1933 film, the late Carol Marsh in 1949 film, Kathryn Beaumont in 1951 Disney animated film, Judi Rolin in 1966 film, Anne-Marie Mallik in 1966 film, Fiona Fullerton in 1972 film, Annie Enneking in 1982 film, Kate Burton in 1983 film, Tarako and Aya Beher in 1983 tv animated show, Natalie Gregory in 1985 part 1 and 2 tv series, Libby Rue in Alice's Wonderland Bakery

### Personality

Alice is depicted as a daydreamer first and foremost. Prior to arriving in Wonderland, she sat on the bank of a river listening to her sister reading lessons, which she didn't like, as the book her sister was reading, had no pictures, and claimed, "In my world, the books would be nothing *but* pictures!" Alice, however, does enjoy reading, just not the books her sister prefers. This gives some idea of Alice's large imagination, and at first, Wonderland seemed like the perfect place for Alice, as it allowed her to indulge in her imaginings as well as her intense curiosity. Having been raised as a proper lady, Alice is generally very relaxed and carries a peaceful demeanor to the point where she tends to respond to Wonderland's nonsense with grace and courtesy. Alice's pedantic eagerness to show off her knowledge, coupled with her push for respect, sensibility, and fairness, proved to be adverse to the chaotic environment in Wonderland, as her resistance to Wonderland's nonsense landed her in many precarious situations that ultimately get Alice chased from Wonderland. Still, she's intelligent, polite, honest, and articulate, if not given a reason to be otherwise as aforementioned. She is also very adventurous, idealistic, and curious, as shown by her initial fascination with Wonderland. However, she soon discovers how unbearable a world of nonsense is, which tones down her curiosity and sense of adventure in favor of returning home.

### Physical appearance

Alice is a young, beautiful girl living in what is assumed to be Victorian England. Her figure is slender and appears fairly petite. She has big blue eyes, fair skin, and blonde, thick, medium-length hair held back by a black ribbon tied in a bow.

Alice's signature outfit is a cerulean and light blue short-sleeved knee-length white skirted dress, with a white pinafore apron on top, with a bow tied in the back of her apron. Underneath her dress, she wears a white corset, a white petticoat, a pair of white tights, a frilly white knee-length and matching pantalettes, and a matching lace slip. She also sports black Mary Jane shoes with brown/gray soles. Her dress is wide enough to make a parachute, so she can float down to Wonderland.