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}}'''Alice''' is the titular protagonist of the 1951 Disney animated film ''Alice in Wonderland'', which is an adaptation of Lewis Carroll's book ''Alice's Adventures in Wonderland''. A well-mannered and polite young girl from the Victorian era, Alice possesses an intense curiosity and is shown to daydream into her own world rather than listen to others. She notices a White Rabbit and follows it, which leads her down a rabbit hole that serves as a portal to Wonderland, a magical realm where real-world logic does not apply. Through her experiences in the wacky and nonsensical Wonderland, Alice eventually comes to appreciate the mundaneness of the real world. She is voiced in the film by [[Wikipedia:Kathryn Beaumont|Kathryn Beaumont]], who also serves as her real-life model.
Although Alice is not an official ''Disney Princess'', many fans consider her as one because of the film's massive success. Likewise, some /co/ anons have called her one of the most famous ''lolis'' in Western animation. Alice has relatively low presence in the [[Ms. /co/ Tournaments|Ms. /co/ tournaments]], but her status as a classic keeps her relevant enough to just barely qualify for the main bracket
Alice gained some notice on her first appearance in [[Ms. /co/ 2020]] when she defeated the recency-boosted [[Sasha Waybright]] in round 1 by six votes. Then, in an apparent defiance of logic, Alice managed to reach the sweet 16 round of the [[Ms. /co/ 2021|2021 edition]] as a #111 seed, taking down the overseeded [[Maria Rivera]], fellow /co/ ''loli'' [[Gwen Tennyson|Gwen 10]], and [[Ms. /co/ 2019|2019]] runner-up [[Raven]].
The blonde girl will be next eligible for [[Ms. /co/ 2022|Ms. /co/ 2022.]]
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