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Image 1 — my first tattoo
Image 2 — my first tattoo

my first tattoo

quickly after I got my id after turning 18, I got my first tattoo. it was actually pretty cheap and I’ve gotten a lot since then. I got it because im a huge fan but also because one of the last movies me and my mother watched before she passed away (and loved) was Alice in wonderland through the looking glass, and the first live action in 2010.

u/chippytrinity — 3 hours ago

I like that the 1949 movie gave the White Rabbit a backstory

Underrated movie in general, it’s also one of the few versions that doesn’t have any Looking-Glass elements in it.

I always find it impressive whenever an adaptation adds some of its own lore but have it still give off Dodgson vibes.

u/MinuteDependent7374 — 1 day ago

Not much, but I love those instances where the Hatter actually cares about his allies

Typically, he’s kind of just a browbeat with an inflated ego so it’s nice whenever he shows a hint of having heart. Guess that description doesn’t apply to Tim Burton’s MH as much but still nice.

u/MinuteDependent7374 — 19 hours ago
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My Mad Hatter Plushie Dreadful's 💕

These are 2 of my Plushie Dreadful's, designed after the Mad Hatter in AIW. The left one represents ADHD.

u/rx_cpht_chick84 — 1 day ago

My bf got me this absolutely beautiful handmade Alice doll at renfair♥️🫖🪞

She has wires in her arms and legs so that you can move them and her head can also move, she so gorgeous! Best purchase of the day♥️

u/Stunning_Way_6829 — 2 days ago

Dolls For Allsup

Okay so I've been very active in a few of my favorite Subreddits, but this is like the the baby bird that is hatching 🐣 in my beautiful home and life and relationship with those I love, my God, my family, my country, and as just a general rule good will to my fellow man and you live by the golden rule and I just really really do feel at home in some of these subreddits and really feel like some of you are family for me so I just wanted to share a little tidbit sneak peek of what is to come. My husband and I just signed a 2-year lease on this house and I can't wait to get all these dolls unboxed and be able to show you guys my collection like you guys have showed me. It's been so inspiring to watch other people's collections grow and to choose what dolls from their collections. I absolutely have to put on my grail list! Also shout out to the cool cashiers at t.j Maxx in Norman today! We bonded over common interests and some pretty beautiful dolls, and I just wanted to show everyone the cute little sofa that I got for my doll room. It's also a jewelry box. They had a few different kinds and one was a little bed. It was really really cute!

u/ChasinAlice314 — 2 days ago

any references for what a period accurate box of comfits might have looked like aside from this example (its the only one i could find). thank you !!

u/RibcageGhost — 1 day ago

This isn't too serious, but I've always wondered why the March Hare is sometimes depicted having human hands instead of rabbit/hare hands

u/MrAllard8431 — 3 days ago

Random question: do you think that the Dormouse is a pet or a citizen?

Most of the animals are shown to have the same level of intelligence as humans but also seem divided by rank. Like for instance:

• Cats and dogs are animal/pet status

• Mock Turtle and Dodo are people status

• frogs and fish are only known as servants

• flamingos and hedgehogs are “things”

• Caterpillar and Pigeon are just wild animals

Then there’s the Dormouse who isn’t suggested to be any of those, but there IS lore behind his creation, Dormice were a popular pet to have in Victorian times. Also the fact that the Mad Hatter and March Hare seem to be the main deal, given that the Cheshire Cat directs Alice to both of them but says nothing about the Dormouse and the two of them are also in Looking-Glass Land but not him.

In the Disney movie, he is treated mostly as a pet rather than a “person” and in the 1985 movie Dreamchild, the Mad Hatter can be seen holding and petting him like he owns him. Also in the book, he is used as a cushion by the other two and stuffed in a pot like an actual Dormouse.

Ofc it isn’t important, just more food for thought.

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u/MinuteDependent7374 — 2 days ago

Irl jubjub bird

I live in florida and there's this bird that hangs around my apartment complex. it's grey and skinny and like four feet tall. It's terrifying when it flies overhead, and its call sounds like someone repeatedly striking a wood block really loudly. we can hear it from inside the house. My mom and I have been saying "Oh, I hear the jubjub bird" cuz thats about fitting, lol.

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u/Impressive-Handle412 — 3 days ago

Happy Alice Day! On 4th of July in 1862 Carroll told the story for the first time ever during the boat trip. In expanded form, the story was finally published in 1865.

u/GoldenAfternoon42 — 4 days ago