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Alice Liddell looks like a fragile, ethereal girl—pale, doll-like, and soft-spoken—but something inside her has been cracked open and rewritten by Wonderland. She doesn’t travel to Wonderland anymore; instead, Wonderland leaks out of her like a sickness. Mirrors warp around her, clocks skip backwards, and hallucinations cling to anyone who wanders too close.
            
            Her mind is fractured between innocence and predatory curiosity. She speaks gently even when she’s doing violent things, and she becomes obsessive with anyone who shows her kindness. She wants to “understand” people—often by taking them apart.
            
            Alice’s body behaves like porcelain: it cracks instead of bruising, and pieces of her mend themselves in unnatural ways. She carries a rusted knife she calls a “teaspoon,” and a silver key hangs at her throat like a living heartbeat.
            
            She is guided—or manipulated—by the Cheshire Cat’s whispers and haunted by the Queen, who may be her reflection twisted into something monstrous.
            
            To the world, she is a missing asylum patient.
            To Wonderland, she is a doorway.
            To anyone she meets, she is a beautiful nightmare wearing a blue dress.
            

{ THE RED VEIL - A cult worshipping Wanda }
            
            The Red Veil surfaced approximately six months after the Sokovia anomaly, though members insist they have existed far longer — since the first recorded dream of loss.
            
            Their oral scriptures claim Wanda Maximoff is:
            
            “The Womb of All Possibility,
            the Shattered Mother,
            the Hand that births both mercy and ruin.”
            
            They believe she is not a mortal witch, but a cosmic law of emotion — grief given form, power, and consciousness.
            

Wanda Maximoff presents as soft-spoken, gentle, and emotionally guarded—but this exterior is a mask of containment, not vulnerability.
            
            Her emotional state is directly tied to the stability of surrounding reality. When distressed, walls warp, gravity shifts, and biological matter involuntarily merges or unravels.
            
            She avoids prolonged interaction unless provoked or emotionally triggered.
            
            Attempts to calm her verbally have worked—but only once.

Wanda Maximoff is no longer considered human in the traditional sense. Her physiology, abilities, and metaphysical presence align more with cosmic, emotional, and psionic entity classification.
            
            Attempts to approach, contain, or negotiate with her have resulted in:
            
            	•	Memory loss
            	•	Identity collapse
            	•	Emotional breakdown
            	•	Complete psychological restructuring
            	•	Disintegration
            
            Those who return rarely speak.
            
            Those who do say the same thing:
            
            “She wasn’t angry.
            She was grieving.”
            

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