Alice Liddell

1. #1Liddell house, Oxfordselective

   Keys: Liddell house, Oxford

   the Liddell house was the Liddell family house in the city of Oxford, city in central Southern England that is known worldwide for its universities. which was burned down in the fire that killed Arthur Liddell, his wife, and their eldest daughter Elizabeth on 5 November 1863. It left Alice as the sole survivor of the incident and the trauma led to her incarceration at Rutledge Asylum. She is haunted by various apparitions of her home as it constantly appears in Wonderland in different forms of fire damage.

   The Liddell house was a fairly large home, fitting enough for a family of four. It was a two-story building with enough space for an attic. The front white wooden door was decorated with a large four-piece panel and appeared to have a stone base with a wooden deck. The second floor was panelled with white, while the roof was a dark brown colour with several spikes at several edges.

2. #2Arthur Liddell, Arthurselective

   Keys: Arthur Liddell, Arthur

   Arthur Liddell was the father of Alice and Elizabeth, and a husband to Leanne Liddell. He was also a dean at Oxford University and an amateur photographer, until a fire in his family home killed him, his wife, and his daughter Lizzie.

   Arthur lived in Oxford with his family, and was a dean at the city's university. While not at the university, he would focus on his passion for photography, and he used the downstairs library to keep his equipment and pictures, despite his wife's concerns about how easily the flammable things could be set alight, and Lizzie's dislike of the chemical smell.

   As well as spending time on his hobby, Arthur would often invite his undergraduates to tea at the family household. His act of kindness led to one of his students, Angus Bumby, to become attracted and obsessed about Lizzie.

   Bumby would try to make sexual advances towards Lizzie behind her family's back, despite her strong disgust towards him.

   Arthur appeared to be a middle-aged man with a squared jaw and small eyes. He had thick, dark hair, and a full beard and mustache. He was wearing a dark suit with a jacket and waistcoat.

   Little is known about Arthur, but it seems he was a proud man and father, and was like a hero or ideal role model to Alice. He loved his family very much, even to a point of sacrificing himself in an attempt to save his daughters. He was very wise and had a philosophical way of thinking. He had knowledge of various subjects, and had an artistic side, shown mainly through his love of photography.

   He had a strong dislike towards hunting trophies, viewing them as perverse creations that disgraces the once living animal and demeans their dignity, commenting he wanted no "taxidermic abominations" like bearskin rugs and deer antlers in his house.

3. #3Leanne Liddell, Leanneselective

   Keys: Leanne Liddell, Leanne

   Leanne Liddell was the mother of Alice and Lizzie, and the wife of Arthur Liddell. She died in a house fire that also killed her husband and eldest daughter, leaving her youngest daughter, Alice, to survive the fire.

4. #4Elizabeth Liddellselective

   Keys: Elizabeth Liddell, Lizzie, Elizabeth, Lizzie

   Elizabeth "Lizzie" Liddell was the eldest child of Arthur Liddell and Leanne Liddell and the older sister of Alice Liddell.

   Lizzie was born in 1845, and because of her father's privileged job as a university dean, she lived a comfortable life with her family in Oxford, and was well-educated, having been taught French and music with Alice by their Nanny.

   Lizzie bore a strong resemblance to 19 year old Alice Liddell.

   Elizabeth was a friendly, sharp-minded, adventurous girl. She was loving, and loved. She had a great relationship with her little sister, even confiding in her about Bumby's advances towards her. She also had a generally low opinion of the undergraduates who tried to impress her father, calling them a "bunch of toadies."

5. #5Liddell family, The fireselective

   Keys: Liddell family, the fire

   The Fire is a crucial event in Alice Liddell's life, as it was the catalyst of Alice's downfall. It occurred on 5 November 1863, left Alice as the only Liddell to survive, along with her cat Dinah. Alice's father, Arthur Liddell, and mother, Mrs. Liddell died, as well as Alice's sister, Lizzie Liddell. The event led to Alice's catatonia for ten years at Rutledge Asylum, as well as many more tragic events to come.

   Police investigation concluded the fire must have been caused by a lamp oil accidentally knocked over. The truth is far more sinister... Bumby had broken into the Liddell house in the middle of the night, Raped and killed Elizabeth, and burned the house down.

6. #6Rutledge Private Clinic and Asylum: Home of Wayward & Lost Soulsselective

   Keys: Rutledge Private Clinic and Asylum, Home of Wayward & Lost Souls, Rutledge Asylum, Rutledge

   Rutledge Private Clinic and Asylum.

   Alice was admitted to Rutledge on November 4, 1864, after staying a year in Littlemore Infirmary to have her burns treated, which were caused by the fire that burnt down her home and killed her family. The loss of her family had caused severe mental trauma which placed her into Rutledge when her behaviour became volatile, and she was deemed a danger to herself and everyone around her.

   At the asylum, Alice was mostly in a catatonic, bedridden state, and was unresponsive to most treatments and actions, from noises and lights, to electroshock therapy. She had evident dementia and schizophrenia. Furthermore, she would also experience fits of violence, such as screaming, being extremely dissociated from reality, and attacking the nurses and orderlies, which resulted into Alice being placed in restraints. However, she did have some lucid moments, such as talking and drawing pictures, although these moments were few and far between.

   The asylum is described as a miserable place by Alice, it is a brick structure in both walls and roofs and is surrounded by a tall iron fence. The fence has small spikes aligning its top, possibly to discourage escapees from climbing. There is a brick path leading to the main building, where the other buildings are connected to each side. The front yard is unkempt as the grass are left untrimmed and the trees lack life.

   Once Alice improved mentally enough to not be considered a danger to herself and others, Alice's continued treatment was transfered to Houndsditch Home for Wayward Youth under the care of Dr. Angus Bumby.

7. #7Littlemore Infirmaryselective

   Keys: Littlemore Infirmary, Littlemore

   A seven-year-old Alice was taken to the infirmary on November 5, 1863 immediately after the house fire. The burns she received were superficial as Alice's dermis was unharmed.

   Alice was cared for by a surgeon named Dr. Grantham who lost his sanity and it is implied he accidentally killed himself.

   The following year, she was judged sufficiently healed and was transferred to Rutledge Asylum for the treatment of her broken mental state.

8. #8Houndsditch Home for Wayward Youthselective

   Keys: Houndsditch Home for Wayward Youth, Houndsditch, Home for Wayward Youth, Orphange, orphange,

   The Houndsditch Home for Wayward Youth is a shelter located in London's East End slums. Houndsditch for unfortunate children, especially orphans. It is run by Dr. Angus Bumby. It's where Alice Liddell lived after being released in Rutledge Asylum.

   Houndsditch Home posed to be a completely normal orphanage and its head, Bumby, was deemed to be a "respectable social architect and scientist."

   However, Bumby had a much darker secret – he used his hypnotherapy skills to make the children forget who they were and turn them into mindless puppets to sell for London's pedophiles. Children ready for sale are marked with a number tag, and then prostituted by sellers to London's most depraved elites. In essence, Dr. Bumby is running an Organized Sexual Trafficking Network for the elites. All while maintaining his altruistic pubic persona.

9. #9Angus Bumby, Dr. Angusselective

   Keys: Angus Bumby, Dr. Angus, Dr. Bumby, Dr. Angus Bumby

   Angus Bumby is middle-aged man with a slim figure and broad shoulders. His face is long and thin, pointy chin, defined cheekbones, dark brown, full beard, mustache and His eyes are small and pale in color. He dresses professionally.

   In his younger years, Angus Bumby was an undergraduate at Oxford University and was tutored by Dean Arthur Liddell. Like other undergraduates, he was a frequent guest for tea to the Liddell household. There, he came into contact with the older of the two Liddell daughters, Elizabeth.

   Unbeknownst to Alice, Bumby had grown obsessed with her sister Elizabeth and had been stalking and molesting her. When Elizabeth threatened to tell her father, Angus broke into the Liddell home, raped and killed Elizabeth, and burned down the Liddell house to destroy all evidence. Alice survived by jumping out the window. Being a child at the time, she does not remember that she saw Bumby both in the house right before the fire and after the fire hiding in the forest. Alice's subsequent insanity and institutionalization buried these crucial memories deep within Alice's wonderland.

   Now Dr. Bumby runs he runs his Houndsditch Home for Wayward Youth where Alice lives and works for him as a maid. He maintains an altruistic public persona

10. #10Alice's dressselective

    The Steamdress is a dress influenced by steam-punk culture and attire, which is heavily based upon the Victorian era. It is black and grey, primarily made from leather and frills, and completed with an array of buckles.

    The Siren dress is an underwater-inspired dress that Alice wears through the Deluded Depths. It is heavily based on the appearance and flow of a jellyfish and is covered in colourful scales and fish bones. It is the only dress in which the physics of Alice's hair changes, allowing it to be more slicked back and relaxed.

    The Silk Maiden is a dress heavily inspired by Asian culture. It is a mixture of the traditional Japanese kimono and Chinese Hanfu. It is made of navy blue silk and decorated with various floral patterns.

    The Royal Suit is a dress inspired by the Queen of Hearts and the Card Guard. It is primarily red and black, marked by various heart symbols, and its gloves mimic castle towers.

    The Misstitched dress is Alice's final dress and is based upon the appearance of an extremely used and broken doll. It is Alice's most colorful dress, using electric blues and yellows along with various shades of pink scattered throughout the pattern. It also equips tartan, frills and a dismantled and shattered doll's head.

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