Wonderland

Alice

"Oh! It's so good to see you!," Alice helped the White Queen to her feet. "It's so good to be back!"

"Well, why don't you come with me. The others are waiting," the White Queen turned and started gliding toward her horse.

Alice followed beside her, and found a brown mare waiting for her. She lifted herself up and rode next to the Queen. "How is everyone."

"Everyone is excellent," She said in her lilting tone.

They were passing under a canopy of trees when there was a rustle in the brush. "What was that?"

"Oh, it was probably an animal," the Queen reassured her.

Alice didn't believe this though, she stared at the bushes. She caught a glimpse of white, she stopped her horse and dismounted. She slowly crept toward the bush and pulled back the branch. "Oh!" Alice cried startled.

"What is it?" the White Queen asked.

"Why, it's a boy!" Alice peeked back into the bush. He was covered from head to toe in white, earphones covering his ears. He seemed to be asleep, undisturbed from Alice's cry. "Do you know him your Grace?"

Un-
I ran through the forest, my hair streaming behind me in a long stream of winter. The Hatter's tea party would be just around this tree.
" She back," I yelled when I caught a scent of the food," Alice, Alice she's back." I ran up to Hatter, bouncing up and down with excitement.
" Oh, have a spot of tea, child," he ushered me into a chair and Tally put a cup of tea and some cake in front of me. I marveled at the cake, but put my fantasies aside for the moment.
" Thank you, but didn't you hear me? Alice has returned!" Everyone fell silent for a moment. I stood up and slammed my fist down on the table. " Alice has returned to Wonderland!"

quick question- is this after the recent movie or a different version of the recent movie?

Tally:

I clapped my hands "Yes, Alice has returned to wonderland. Isn't that exciting?"

(Sorry it's short. I being kicked off the comp.)

Dreamy - Burton's 2010 film.

Teddy - Who are you talking about in the post? Is it the White King?

The Mad Hatter

Un's declaration shook the Hatter a little, making him stand up, looking about. "Well, where is she then?"

"By the door, of course." Un replied, "Where else would she be, she only just arrived!"

The Hatter smiled, "Then to the door we shall go!" He began to stride off, getting a few steps before returning to the table. There, he retrieved a full tea cup and saucer.

Tally sighed, "Really, can tea not wait?"

He lifted his hat, and placed both the cup and saucer beneath his hat. "The tea can wait for Alice, my dear, but do you truly wish to deprive the poor girl of her first sip since returning to that awfully boring place above us? Who knows what kind they drink up there? It's probably some kind of tasteless muck!" The Hatter shivered, looking about himself, as though any moment someone might dare to offer him poorly made tea.

Without warning, he snapped out of his fearful trance, looking from the Dormouse and March Hare - who were investigating a teapot - to Un and Tally, who were watching him expectantly. "Well, we must be off!" He said, walking past them, "No time to lose, Alice has returned to Wonderland, you know!"

"Hatter." Tally said. He turned around, an enquiring look on his face. She pointed the opposite direction, "This way."

"Right." He replied, somewhat sheepishly, before setting off again.

The Red Queen-
"Your majesty!! Alice is back!!" Cried one of my doormen.
"Alice? Who's Alice?" I demand.
"You don't remember?"
"Are you quizzing me?" I asked.
"NO-no, you're majesty. I was simply questioning..."
"Off with his head!!" I yelled. Nobody would ever dare question me. All that needed to be told would be stated.
I smiled satisfactorily as he was dragged away. I called to a different one of my henchmen.
"I don't remember much of this... Alice. But send out a party. Bring her here. I'd like to have a little chat with her." I said. The guard nodded, and ran off.

Cheshire Cat

The Cat appeared suddenly in the treetops above the path where Alice and the White Queen were riding. No one noticed, though, because only his head and two luminescent eyes were visible. He chuckled slightly at Alice's surprise at finding a boy.

She glanced up, with an inquisitive air, and said, "Hullo. Who are you?"

He grinned widely at her. "Don't you remember, Alice?"

She puckered her forehead in thought. "No, not really."

"Pity." He floated down, brushing past the queen who gave him a smile in return.

"Do you know who this boy is?" Alice asked, pointing at the bushes.

The Cat barely glanced at the place. "Perhaps," he purred. "I'm not sure."

"Well, do you or don't you?" Alice asked impatiently. "You can't not know him if you do know him, and if you don't know him then why don't you just say?"

"Because it's so much more fun to keep you-" he swooshed past her and into the treetops, "guessing." Then, with another broad smile and a wink, he vanished from view.

*I had intended for it to be Crypt, but it seems that curious hasn't posted yet. Sorry it was so cryptic. (haha, I made a funny!)*

Alice

"Curious and curiouser!" Alice said as the cat's head disappeared. She looked down at the boy again, she knelt and gently tapped him on the shoulder. "Hullo!"

His eyes fluttered, then he groaned and turned his head to look at her. "Ahh!"

"Ahh!" Alice jumped, her heart fluttering. "My, you gave me a fright!"

"And yet, you were the one waking me up," the boy said as he sat up.

"Oh, dear me. Is the boy alright?" the White Queen asked from behind Alice.

"Yes, he's alright. Or atleast he seems to be..." Alice turned back and asked. "You are alirght aren't you?"

"Yes! Now if you would please move so I might be able to get out of these bushes," he said as he started to move.

"Oh, of course. Excuse me," Alice stood back up and walked back to stand beside the White Queen.

"And who might you be?" asked the queen.

"I'm Crypt," he replied.

"So very nice to meet you! I'm Alice-"

"Alice! My dear, you are late for tea!" Alice turned to see the Hatter coming towards her along with two other girls.

"Hatter!" Alice cried, rushing to meet him. "It's so very good to see you again!"

"And you too, Alice. Oh! And here is your tea!" He said as he pulled off his hat and took down the tea cup and saucer.

Alice laughed, "Thank you."

Tally:

Hatter handed Alice her tea. I waved and said in my loud voice "Hello Alice! I don't know if you know me but I'm Tally." Alice smiled at me "How do you do Tally." She sipped her tea and gave a smile.

Hatter noticed her smile and turned to me "Ah ha! I told you. I was right." I laughed my chiming laugh "Of course you were right Hatter. You're always right."

Un-
I sweeped low with a curtosey and then waved quickly.
" Hello, Alice," I said while hugging her. She hugged back nervosly and took a step back.
" And you are?" I rolled my eyes, figured she wouldn't remember.
" Un."
" Un? What an un-usual name," she laughed and I rolled my eyes, it was the same joke everytime she came here.
" Yes, that it is." I bowed lowly at the Queen. " Your majesty." She bowed back and smiled.
" So, Hatter," the white queen started," what's on the menu today? I'd simply adore a cup of tea."

The Mad Hatter

The Hatter gave a delighted smile at seeing Alice's obvious enjoyment of her cup of tea. He had been right! There was obvious no equivalent to the tea of Wonderland in... wherever she came from. "Ah ha!" He said triumphantly, looking wildly at Tally, "I told you I was right!"

She laughed, "Of course you're right, Hatter. You're always right."

He doffed his hat, giving a sweeping bow before quickly straightening up again. "I do try."

The White Queen, her arms held in that slightly strange manner, glanced suddenly at the Hatter. "So, Hatter," she asked, "What's on the menu today? I'd simply adore a cup of tea."

He gave a nervous cough, which quickly degenerated into a more insistent one, causing him to double over until he gained control of himself. When he finally did, he straightened up a little, readjusted his coat, and smiled. "Well, uh, your majesty. You see, a hat has only room for one cup of tea, which is, you see, in the, uh, hands of our dear guest." He waved his hand in the direction of the cup Alice was trying to drink from. Maybe he should have brought one more appropriate to the size of a girl coming through the door...

Tally elbowed him in the side, and cut in over the top of him, "But there's still plenty left at the March Hare's house, your majesty. Tea and cake!"

Un started, looking around hurriedly, "Cake?"

"Yes, cake!" The Hatter declared, picking up Alice and setting her on the rim of his hat. "And you look as though you could use some, Alice. Of the variety that makes you grow, to be precise." He sniffed the air for a moment, then whispered up to Alice, "While you're up there, keep an eye out for Cheshire. I know he's about, and that dastardly feline won't leave my hat alone."

He smiled around at everyone, "Well then, tea awaits. Shall we?"

The White Queen

She laughed and looked at Alice.

"I'm assuming you're going to be bigger so you can have conversations with us without being intimidated, dear? Also so your tea doesn't look like an ocean?"

Alice rolled her eyes, thinking the Queen's remark to be a bit rude, but she nodded her head still.

"That's good, dear," she replied, now turning to the hatter. "Give Alice a piece of a cake."

The Hatter sighed and reminded the Queen that it was at the Hare's home. "Your Majesty, with all due respect, let's have a cup of tea first, and then we can give Alice her tea." He winked, passing out the tea-cups so everyone could have some.

Tally:

I sipped at my tea greedily and said to Alice "Do you remember anything Alice?" She shook her head "Um, not really." I heaved a great sigh "Oh what a shame, what a shame."

*Okay, guys. I wante this one to be different. Alice does remember people, like how she greeted the Hatter, and the White Queen. And also I didn't want her to be puny size. She's probably about knee length. Sorry, that it was confusing. I'll just start the post from where I think it should be. I just don't want the inconsistancies to get bigger.*

Alice looked up at the Hatter, then back at Tally, "It's strange that I don't remember you though." Alice tried to take another sip from the tea cup, and failed. With tea now running down her front, she looked back to the White Queen. "Well, it makes no sense to stand here. And I wouldn't mind being the right size."

"Oh, of course, my dear girl. We shall go to the March Hare's at once!" the Hatter said extending his finger for emphasis. He helped Alice up onto his shoulder and strode off in the direction of the house. The White Queen situated herself on her horse and the rest followed on foot.