Height; 4'9" (headcanon) Weight;80 lbs (headcanon also) General Appearance; Alice is smaller in both weight and height for normal women her age and bare in mind the average height of women in her time was around five feet. I went with this because I'm sure she suffered malnutrition and lack of good sunlight during her 10 year stay in Rutledge Asylum. She is a sickly pale with dark circles underneath her eyes. She is 19 years old, but can possibly be mistaken for being younger, due to her height and her manner of dress tends to be a little childish. Victorian women usually wore dresses covering their ankles and legs, but Alice opts for something she can easily move in. She has long, dark, dark brown hair with wide and round green eyes. Alice does have scars from both self-harm and burns, but they have long since faded or are covered by her clothing. She tends to wear her hair loose -- another thing that's more childish in nature when women in her time wear their hair pulled back or up.
Physical Mannerisms; Alice tends to be very expressive! She usually walks very rigid because of her tendency to always be on guard. Alice is always with her vorpal blade. Always. Depending on her mood, she is similar to a feral cat ready to either bolt or attack. When she's feeling insecure or flustered, Alice tends to let her hair cover her face from others. She isn't afraid to avoid eye contact. Alice has a huge, huge personal bubble when she's with people, because she really dislikes touch of any sort (unless you're an animal or a child, you're okay). Alice does not like having people walk behind her; if she's with someone, she'll insist on walking beside them so that they're always in her sight. She's very hyper-vigilant, always tense, and always making a point to observe. If she's somewhere, chances are she's close by a door or a good place where people can't look at her. She can be formal, but obviously some social situations are difficult for her.
Verbal Mannerisms; Very formal, matter of fact, and always to the point. She only really raises her voice when really upset. Susie Bran's voice can either sound light or a little older when she's voicing Alice, so sometimes you notice that in the game. When she's excited, her voice tends to be a little more childish. Just with her facial expressions, Alice is pretty expressive. She's not afraid to tell someone off or come down on them.
Fashion; Alice seems to have a trend here to dress a little youthful and rebellious for a Victorian. I kind of see her usually in a lot of Gothic Lolita clothing, more specifically, classic lolita:
Etc; Alice doesn't deviate that far from the Lewis Carroll stories. As a matter of fact, her childhood was the books and her life took a downturn after her family's demise. I guess that's about it, really.
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Alice Liddell
Height; 4'9" (headcanon)
Weight;80 lbs (headcanon also)
General Appearance; Alice is smaller in both weight and height for normal women her age and bare in mind the average height of women in her time was around five feet. I went with this because I'm sure she suffered malnutrition and lack of good sunlight during her 10 year stay in Rutledge Asylum. She is a sickly pale with dark circles underneath her eyes. She is 19 years old, but can possibly be mistaken for being younger, due to her height and her manner of dress tends to be a little childish. Victorian women usually wore dresses covering their ankles and legs, but Alice opts for something she can easily move in. She has long, dark, dark brown hair with wide and round green eyes. Alice does have scars from both self-harm and burns, but they have long since faded or are covered by her clothing. She tends to wear her hair loose -- another thing that's more childish in nature when women in her time wear their hair pulled back or up.
Physical Mannerisms; Alice tends to be very expressive! She usually walks very rigid because of her tendency to always be on guard. Alice is always with her vorpal blade. Always. Depending on her mood, she is similar to a feral cat ready to either bolt or attack. When she's feeling insecure or flustered, Alice tends to let her hair cover her face from others. She isn't afraid to avoid eye contact. Alice has a huge, huge personal bubble when she's with people, because she really dislikes touch of any sort (unless you're an animal or a child, you're okay). Alice does not like having people walk behind her; if she's with someone, she'll insist on walking beside them so that they're always in her sight. She's very hyper-vigilant, always tense, and always making a point to observe. If she's somewhere, chances are she's close by a door or a good place where people can't look at her. She can be formal, but obviously some social situations are difficult for her.
Verbal Mannerisms; Very formal, matter of fact, and always to the point. She only really raises her voice when really upset. Susie Bran's voice can either sound light or a little older when she's voicing Alice, so sometimes you notice that in the game. When she's excited, her voice tends to be a little more childish. Just with her facial expressions, Alice is pretty expressive. She's not afraid to tell someone off or come down on them.
Fashion; Alice seems to have a trend here to dress a little youthful and rebellious for a Victorian. I kind of see her usually in a lot of Gothic Lolita clothing, more specifically, classic lolita:
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She favors a lot of blues, no surprise there! And yes, she does sometimes wear aprons, along with the omega pendant. During redgate, she was wearing something less expressive, like a riding suit, but the only difference is she wore some sort of trousers and her boots when the length of the dress went down to her knees:
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Etc;
Alice doesn't deviate that far from the Lewis Carroll stories. As a matter of fact, her childhood was the books and her life took a downturn after her family's demise. I guess that's about it, really.