#alice of wonderland

[rewrite-canon]

tragic / doomed sibling roulette

[sasusaku-finallycanon]

I just need more fanfics & fanarts of Cath and Jest from Heartless by Marissa Meyer, for my survival 😭💔🙏🏻

[dragoneyes618]

What's this necklace Alistair has? It looks like it might have something in it. Something from his mother, perhaps?

[minimalaifu]

Commission for Robbie~ ouo

[ur-daily-inspiration]

[scurviesdisneyblog]

Mary Blair's concept art for Alice in Wonderland (1951)

[skronklpus]

Another Jax illustration , sorry he's really fun to draw

(it is wallpaper sized)

[endomentendo]

Yall wanted Caine!alice, now ya getting him!

[evevsy]

DAY 2. BAKING

[animations-daily]

Alice in Wonderland (1951) dir. Clyde Geronimi, Wilfred Jackson and Hamilton Luske

[rewrite-canon]

tragic / doomed sibling roulette

[lightvsdark18]

Yuu who always calls the boys by their first name, starts calling them by surname when Yuu's teasing them or getting annoyed with them.

Yuu: "Whatever, Trappola."

Ace: "... What did you call me?"

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Yuu: "I said no, Leech."

Floyd: "... Never call me by that name again."

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Yuu: "Aw, aren't you the sweetest, Felmier."

Epel: "... Why did I feel a chill down my spine?"

[dragoneyes618]

Throughout all of Wonderland’s history since Alice fell down the rabbit hole, every Alice has married an Ever Afterling.

It is the closest they come to being set in their destiny like the fairy tales in Ever After. You see, part of the first Alice’s role was to be a stranger in a wondrous land; her curiosity about the unknown drove the story on. But her daughter, the second Alice, was born in Wonderland. An Alice born and raised in Wonderland would be fully Wonderland, and used to its, well, wonders.

So, every Alice had to marry an Ever Afterling. There is no requirement for who, not like the princesses who have to marry a Prince Charming. It doesn’t matter who; prince, pauper, or anywhere in between, so long as the birthplace is Ever After. Thus, the child, the next Alice, will be partly Ever After, and can complete the role of an Ever Afterling fallen into Wonderland.

Alistair is the first male Alice to be born. He is also the first Alice to break this rule, falling in love with a girl from Wonderland.

[brandonlees]

ALICE IN WONDERLAND — 1951, dir. Clyde Geronimi, Wilfred Jackson, and Hamilton Luske

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