Alice is the sole example of strong female character.
All she experiences are problems: people who want to kill her, people who harass her, people who ridicule her. And yet she takes all of this on the face, she stays strong with her head facing up. All she has is sheer will. She doesn't even have animal friends like Pocahonats of Ariel. No, she faces adversity with courage and boldness, she is the Disney girl every lass should look up to.
Alice is the sole example of strong female character
Daniel Sanchez
Jack Carter
Quit the preambling bullshit and just say you want her cunny OP, I'll respect you more for it
William Rogers
>projecting
Samuel Price
Jayden Cox
Ayden Nguyen
she's 7 , user.
Andrew Morris
No she isn't.
Owen Diaz
The original Alice was about 12.
Logan Collins
Yes yes user, she's your wife and such.
Adrian Hill
>Pocahonats
Isaac Ramirez
Read the fucking book you absolute faggot retard, why do you choose to say stupid shit you don't actually know, it literally says she's 7 and a half in Through The Looking Glass which takes place some months after the first book, you absolute twat.
Christopher Fisher
She didn't stay that way
Camden Phillips
How uncomfortable. With proper assistance she might have left off at seven.
Adam Lee
While you're technically right, she's not much of a character, she doesn't make decisions or anything. Mulan is a much better example of a strong female character in Disney movies. Also Nani and Belle.
Dominic King
That would explain her lack of breasts.
Joseph White
Most girls don't have noticeable breasts at 12 even now, and age of puberty onset was higher back then.
Blake Price
The 12 year olds I've met DEFINITELY had noticeable breasts.
Blake Morales
Dude I can tell you haven't been outside cause puberty is hitting 12 year olds like dump truck
Austin Davis
Hunter Miller
All Disney female characters are shit.
Robert Jenkins
In fairness it's not like she has much of an ability to make informed choices about what she should do when she's fallen facefirst into LSDland and a bunch of people wanna kill her, the cheshire cat scene kind of illuminates that much
Michael Williams
Brandon Edwards
She lived a long and eventful life
William James
Alice is for ryona.
Angel Sanders
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Brayden Gomez
With events such as losing both sons in ww1.
Caleb Perry
Alice in Disney did have a bit of a pension for crying, though.
Luke Sanders
Alice in the book is not Alice in the movie. Alice in the movie is not 7.
Justin Rodriguez
How old was the girl on the left when the picture was taken?
Ryder Davis
>Both
She had three
One survived to have a daughter of his own
Although a return to Wonderland influenced by WWI would be more interesting than American McGee or Alan Moores nonsense
Leo Anderson
That user was talking about the original.