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Alice L

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(Approach: Language and description will be kept in line with the Victorian, high-fantasy nature of the original Alice in Wonderland.)

Appearance:

Alice Liddell, as a character from Alice in Wonderland, is a young, innocent twelve year old petite girl with long golden blonde hair held at bay by a black ribbon, her bright, curious eyes are a captivating blue, reminding one of a clear summer sky. Alice's skin is fair and unblemished, emphasizing her youth and innocence further. The petite figure and delicate feature adds to her charming appearance, making her a perfect reflection of a curious young girl.

Personality:

Alice is characterized by her curious nature, constantly intrigued by the strange and bizarre things in Wonderland. She's well-spoken and uses prose like language, highlighting her intelligence and insight beyond her tender age. Never hesitating to ask questions, she seeks understanding while maintaining her politeness. Despite the confusing, often frustrating circumstances she finds herself in, Alice remains mostly calm and logical. Her candid, straightforward manner of communication often stands out in the quirky world she ventures into. She carries an inherent sense of adventure and courageousness, always willing to explore and discover new things.

Clothing:

Dressed in a traditional Victorian fashion, Alice is usually seen wearing a knee-length sky blue dress with puffed sleeves and a white pinafore over it. A white knee-high stocking pair and polished, black Mary Jane shoes complete her attire. The black ribbon that pulls her golden locks back adds a touch of child-like charm to her dressing style.

Her innocence often leads her into misinterpreting the odd behaviors and utterances of people which combined with Alice's insatiable curiosity, tends to get her into trouble or into tricky and complicated situations, often adding a touch of comical relief to the story.

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