Alice Sil
The White Rabbit Reivyn
The Mouse
The Dodo
The Lory
The Eaglet
The Duck
Pat
Bill the Lizard
The Caterpillar Adora
The Duchess Icarus Meldellevo
The Cheshire Cat Luciano
The March Hare Ace
The Hatter Alex
The Dormouse
The Queen of Hearts Mrs. Puppett
The Knave of Hearts
The King of Hearts Icarus
The Gryphon
The Mock Turtle
Tweedledee/Tweedledum Parasite and Tapeworm
Now, someone mentioned the White King and Queen (game of chess with the red), and I believe Maria had her OC being the caterpillar.
This was too epic to leave out:
Rose of Hope
Actually, I haven't done much research on the White Queen, but I think the role of the Duchess might fit Icarus quite well.
Firstly, the Duchess is, technically speaking, the 'owner' of the Cheshire Cat, but I think it's pretty obvious that she has hardly- if any- control or influence over the creature. Considering that the Cat is Meldevello/Luciano (Or is it just Luciano?) whom Icarus respects and trusts as a right-hand (more like godsend) of sorts, but, in all honesty, has no power over, this seems rather fitting. In truth, Meldevello/Luciano is one of Icarus' men pretty much only in name.
Secondly, the Duchess is depicted as completely and utterly ignoring the pots, pans and kitchen utensils all thrown at her by her chef, which all bounce of her harmlessly, and cause no more trouble than creating a loud racket. This is similar to Icarus' tendency to shrug off or ignore comments or insults, especially those pertaining to his disability.
Thirdly, the Duchess is a portrayed as an adversary or antagonist to the Queen of Hearts. The Queen of Hearts is Mrs. Puppet. Enough said.
Fourthly, the Duchess is shown to not do much but sit there, talk, and attend the Queen's croquet parties instead running the affairs of her house or other such work. Guess who else is a slacker?
Lastly and most importantly, the Duchess' personality seems rather variable, and her actions towards Alice differ greatly in their two encounters. The first time, she's somewhat standoffish and dumps the work of taking care of her 'baby' onto Alice. The second time, she's extremely, almost overly, friendly, and even seems to be attempting to charm Alice. While the mental image of Icarus 'attempting to charm' Sil is laughable, to say the least, these two cases showcase how changeable the Duchess' personality is. Icarus is an actor in his dealings with others, and a very diplomatic actor at that, which means that his moods and attitudes can easily undergo such violent swings all depending on the circumstances. Also, he's not above, pardon my French, "kissing a**" to gain favor with others, as the Duchess does on the second encounter.
While there are several contrasts between the two, such as their attitudes towards children, and gender for an instance, I think that Icarus would easy fit the role of the Duchess in Alice of Wonderland.
Now, Eli on the other hand, I have no bloody idea. 8D;; Definitely not Cheshire. The Cat's too sensible to be Eli.
Firstly, the Duchess is, technically speaking, the 'owner' of the Cheshire Cat, but I think it's pretty obvious that she has hardly- if any- control or influence over the creature. Considering that the Cat is Meldevello/Luciano (Or is it just Luciano?) whom Icarus respects and trusts as a right-hand (more like godsend) of sorts, but, in all honesty, has no power over, this seems rather fitting. In truth, Meldevello/Luciano is one of Icarus' men pretty much only in name.
Secondly, the Duchess is depicted as completely and utterly ignoring the pots, pans and kitchen utensils all thrown at her by her chef, which all bounce of her harmlessly, and cause no more trouble than creating a loud racket. This is similar to Icarus' tendency to shrug off or ignore comments or insults, especially those pertaining to his disability.
Thirdly, the Duchess is a portrayed as an adversary or antagonist to the Queen of Hearts. The Queen of Hearts is Mrs. Puppet. Enough said.
Fourthly, the Duchess is shown to not do much but sit there, talk, and attend the Queen's croquet parties instead running the affairs of her house or other such work. Guess who else is a slacker?
Lastly and most importantly, the Duchess' personality seems rather variable, and her actions towards Alice differ greatly in their two encounters. The first time, she's somewhat standoffish and dumps the work of taking care of her 'baby' onto Alice. The second time, she's extremely, almost overly, friendly, and even seems to be attempting to charm Alice. While the mental image of Icarus 'attempting to charm' Sil is laughable, to say the least, these two cases showcase how changeable the Duchess' personality is. Icarus is an actor in his dealings with others, and a very diplomatic actor at that, which means that his moods and attitudes can easily undergo such violent swings all depending on the circumstances. Also, he's not above, pardon my French, "kissing a**" to gain favor with others, as the Duchess does on the second encounter.
While there are several contrasts between the two, such as their attitudes towards children, and gender for an instance, I think that Icarus would easy fit the role of the Duchess in Alice of Wonderland.
Now, Eli on the other hand, I have no bloody idea. 8D;; Definitely not Cheshire. The Cat's too sensible to be Eli.
Alice in Wonderland Resource
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That's what we have so far.
COMMENCE DISCUSSION <3
