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What is the beast that Alice has to kill in Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland?
The Jabberwocky
What beast chases Alice in Wonderland?
I think it's the Bandersnatch.
When was The Beast of Alice Cooper created?
The Beast of Alice Cooper was created in 1989.
Who were the 7 princesses needed in Hollow Bastion?
The 7 Princesses are Kairi, Alice (Alice in Wonderland), Jasmine (Aladdin), Belle (Beauty and the Beast), Aurora (Sleeping Beauty), Snow White (Snow White), and Cinderella (Cinderella).
Who are some of the female Disney characters?
There are so many good ones! Snow White, Cinderella, Belle from Beauty and The Beast, Wendy from Peter Pan, Alice from Alice in Wonderland, Ariel from The Little Mermaid, Jasmine from Aladdin, Pocahontas.
Disney princess and films their from?
Jasmine - Aladdin Snow White - Snow White and the Seven Dwarves Alice - Alice in Wonderland Belle - Beauty and the Beast Ariel - Little Mermaid Auroa - Sleeping Beauty I think I'm missing one or two Edit: Pocahontas - Pocahontas Mulan - Mulan Cinderella - Cinderella
What Disney stars start with the letter a?
· Abu (Aladdin) · Adella (The Little Mermaid) · Akela (The Jungle Book) · Aladdin (Aladdin) · Alana (The Little Mermaid) · Alice (Alice in Wonderland) · Apollo (Hercules) · Arista (The Little Mermaid) · Armoire (Beauty and the Beast) · Attina (The Little Mermaid) · Aunt Sarah (Lady and the Tramp)
What is the name of the candlestick in Disney's Beauty and the Beast?
In the book, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, the cake that Alice eats which makes her grow isn't named, it is simply described.Soon her eye fell on a little glass box that was lying under the table: she opened it, and found in it a very small cake, on which the words `EAT ME' were beautifully marked in currants. `Well, I'll eat it,' said Alice, `and if it makes me grow larger, I can reach the key; and if it makes me grow smaller, I can creep under the door; so either way I'll get into the garden, and I don't care which happens!'In Tim Burton's 2010 movie, it is called upelkuchen.
What are some ideas for book week?
Since the theme is one world many stories i believe you can go as anything but some good ones are: wizard of Oz, Peter Pan, Beauty and the Beast, Alice in wonderland or Robin Hood. Any fairy tale would do the job.
What movie did susanna hoffs play in that she sang a single on?
Alice -- no sorry Beauty and the Beast
What actors and actresses appeared in The Beast - 1914?
The cast of The Beast - 1914 includes: Kenean Buel as Brooks - the Butler Marguerite Courtot as Marie - the Maid Alice Joyce as Edith Melford - the Wife Tom Moore as James Melford - the Beast - the Husband
Do the characters in wonderland represent the people in alice's real world in the new movie Alice in Wonderland?
I haven't looked into this topic yet so I may be way off, but I'm going to answer this the way I saw it. To me, it seemed as if all of Wonderland was a representation of Alice's 'normal' life. The most easy (and also least important) comparison to recognize is the twins (twin girls VS the Tweedles). The second seemed to be the Red and White Queens, with the White Queen being her mother (loving, peaceful and allowing Alice to make her own choice) and the Red Queen being Hamish's mother (only caring about herself and her status). Hamish could be compared to Stayne, being 'royalty' and acting real loyal, yet only acting the way he does for his own motives. I think the Cheshire Cat resembles the man Alice found cheating on her sister, as both have the same kind of sneaky character (and like the Cat, the man obviously didn't want to be found). The Blue Caterpillar could very well be a representation of Alice's father, referring back to her childhood and how she used to be. The phrase "Perhaps we'll meet again in a different life" can be interpreted as both the Caterpillar's new life as a butterfly, or the hereafter, where Alice's father would be (assuming she believes in Heaven). The last similarity I could find lies in the Mad Hatter, who, with his sharp mind and hopeful vision, has meant so much to Alice throughout her journey. In the end of the film Alice goes to talk to her father's old friend and business partner. There they discuss a 'mad, but brilliant' (not a quote) plan. With a vision beyond anything either of them has ever seen possible they set out on a journey and a venture, with hopes and dreams only matched by the man in the hat. On a more cryptic note, the Jabberwocky can be seen as the embodiment of all of Alice's fears. She must stand up to it and slay the beast in order to set herself (and the others) free.
