u/Stolas_mi_gey

Okay, before I start, I want to clarify that this is JUST AN IDEA!! Okay? I just want to share it because it's too funny not to, hahaha. Well, with that out of the way, here I go!! (And please excuse me if I don't understand some words or if something is misspelled; English is not my first language.)

You know, even though I feel like Dee's character is really good and all, I think we still have a lot more to see of her complexity, because let's be honest, the guitar and Glam incident must have left something behind... Just saying.

But anyway, without further ado, here's my crazy idea, which seems more like something out of a fanfic (which, if anyone here wants to write it, that would be great because I'm seriously too lazy). And if someone finally teaches him to play the guitar (I think Ches) wat would you say if... DEE FORMED OR JOINED A BAND?? LOL I know, I know, I mean, Dee doesn't seem like the type of person who would think about forming one, I mean, she's a super analytical person, but hey, it doesn't hurt to dream, and besides, it would be fun and really interesting to see something like that, don't you think? Also... Here's another idea that'll blow your minds... What if, besides being part of a band... IT'S AN ALL-GIRL BAND!?? hahahaha WOW! Or well, one where most of the members are girls. And I know you think this is the dumbest idea ever, hahaha, but it doesn't matter, it's just an idea, take it easy, since we admit it would be great and nice to see something like that, or at least something interesting, haha. OPEN YOUR MINDS!!

I'm really interested in the idea of how Dee would feel being in a girl band (probably against her will) and how her father would react to the fact that his son is in a band (even if it's just to hang out or win a contest, I don't know, some alternative teenage situation to resolve) and obviously at some point the guitar topic or some insecurity of Dee's will come up again

That's all, hahaha. I hope you found it as interesting as I did, hahaha. And if not, well... at least be kind... Thanks for reading.

Okay, this is my first time writing here, haha, so please excuse me if you don't understand something (I also want to clarify that English is not my first language)

Ever since I was a little girl and literally saw the Ever After High Wonderland special, I was fascinated by what exploring that world offered, And when Alicia's son appeared, I was very excited, but it didn't last long. I mean, he was handsome, but I wasn't completely smitten, and now that I'm older, I understand why.

What happened was that... Why the hell is Alicia's son, who is supposed to be a very important protagonist and especially comes from such a crazy and eccentric story, as basic as dry bread?

Don't get me wrong, I know that within the whole Wonderland story, Alice was more or less "normal," but that doesn't change the fact that the protagonist is very cheerful in her own world and a little bit out of her mind, She's almost become too imaginative, but it all falls apart when she arrives in Wonderland and discovers that the place is much more outlandish.

And if we look at her son, he's nothing like her, I mean, they literally did a really bad job, or they just wanted to make someone very basic,Okay, let's give him a couple of points for the joke about him liking to solve riddles and help out, but that's about it, and he's literally nothing like his mother was, and he was supposed to have grown up in Wonderland, so I, for one, think he should have been a bit more eccentric too. I'm not here to tell you how the series should have been, but at least with her character they should have had a little more imagination and let go of those tired stereotypes. Because let's be honest, he's supposed to be the son of Alice from Wonderland, so at least give him, I don't know, a personality that's a little more like his mother's. And I know what you're going to say, "the series is supposed to be about some people wanting to be different or not fulfill their story," and that's fine, but with Alistair it's never mentioned that he doesn't want to fulfill his story, So I think they could at least have given him a personality more in line with what it's supposed to be like to be Alicia's son.

Now, putting aside his somewhat dry and empty personality, let's talk about his design. I mean, he's handsome and all, but... what else? I mean, his outfit is literally so basic. You know, he looks more or less decent in the series, but don't even get me started on the doll, or we'll go completely off the rails, haha, and not in a good way. I mean, what's the point of making the guys so basic? I understand it's because of the era, blah blah blah, but I mean, I can't believe that even Robin Hood's son was better dressed than the protagonist's own son in Wonderland. And as I said before, I'm not trying to tell you exactly what kind of clothes they would have given him, but hey, I have some ideas. I mean, first of all, he comes from Wonderland, so it should be something more eccentric, but not too exaggerated, because remember, he's Alice's son, and they used her color palette, and it makes sense why those shades. But they could have put more effort into it. I don't know, I also think there are too many stereotypes because the boys were portrayed in a much more basic way, but they should have made an exception for Alistair since he was literally an essential character in the Wonderland special, and especially because he's also the son of a great protagonist. So, yeah, if Mattel had been more open-minded, they could have made a really good character with great clothes, but oh well, I guess they didn't want to take risks (cowards).

And now, last but not least, her EXTREMELY BORING FRIENDSHIP/RELATIONSHIP WITH BONNIE. My God, what a boring relationship! When their scenes came on, I would literally fast-forward or change the channel because, honestly, it was so tedious. And don't even try to defend that relationship because we have to admit it was incredibly boring. It had absolutely no spark. The only nice thing about it was that it was a little sweet because they didn't know what to say to each other, but you know that whole "childhood best friends who can't say anything because they're scared, even though they know perfectly well they like each other" thing... It's kind of tiresome, but I must admit that my aversion to or boredom with that relationship is also due to their very poorly written personalities, in my opinion (I REPEAT, IN MY OPINION). I mean, poor Bunny, they wrote her very badly too, especially her behavior, because she's supposed to be the daughter of the White Rabbit, who is a very anxious character who's always running around because he thinks he's going to be late. And I mean, it's not bad that maybe they didn't make her exactly like her dad, but they literally could have done so much better. I mean, imagine that relationship they wanted to give us, but with Alistair and Bonnie's personalities changed and better written. I mean, we're talking about a somewhat anxious girl who thinks she's going to be late for her classes and a boy who literally goes at his own pace, curious, cheerful, and in his own world. Hahaha, you can't deny that would be a cute relationship and an excellent dynamic.

Well, this is just my opinion, and if you have a different one, I'd love to read it. It's perfectly fine if you don't share my view; I'm simply saying it's something I've thought about, and I admit I've overanalyzed it a lot at almost 19 years old (I know, I'd better focus more on university and getting a job). Thanks you for reading