Alice

Alice
Alice in Wonderland
Information
Type:	Character
Collection:	Dreamlight Valley
From:	Alice in Wonderland
Voiced By:	Hynden Walch
House:	Alice's House
Unlock Quest:	Leaving Wonderland

“	“One cannot be TOO curious, so long as one is also careful.”
	— Alice

Alice is a character from the Disney film Alice in Wonderland (1951). She is unlocked after opening the Alice in Wonderland Realm, completing the quest Leaving Wonderland, and placing Alice's House.

Her home is a pink and white cottage. Once unlocked, she will be added to the Dreamlight Valley Characters Collection.

Unlocking

Alice is unlocked after opening the Alice in Wonderland Realm (for 15,000 Dreamlight) and completing the quest Leaving Wonderland. During the quest Alice's House must be constructed for 5,000, and once the construction is completed Alice will move to the Valley.

Schedule

Main article: Time

	Time	Location
	12:00 AM	Wandering the Valley or visiting her home.
	9:00 AM	Chez Remy or Tiana's Palace eating inside the Restaurant.
	11:00 AM	Inside her home.
	3:00 PM	Scrooge's Store browsing clothing and furniture items for sale.
	5:00 PM	Wandering the Valley or visiting her home.
	6:00 PM	Chez Remy or Tiana's Palace eating inside the Restaurant.
	8:00 PM	Wandering the Valley or visiting her home.

Friendship Rewards

Alice will award the following rewards when Friendship levels are reached. Friendship can be leveled up through gifts, quests, conversation, or by hanging out.

Lvl	Image	Name	Type
		Wonderland Bed	Furniture
		Design Motif	Motif
	500
		Talkative Doorknob Door	Furniture
		Design Motif	Motif
	1,000
		Royal Red Armchair	Furniture
		Design Motif	Motif
		Whimsical Wonderland Dress	Clothing

House

Alice's House

Main article Alice's House

Alice lives in a stone and pink thatched roof cottage which is decorated with a Wonderland aesthetic inside.

Quests

Realm Quests

• Teeny, Tiny Problems 
• Leaving Wonderland 

Friendship Quests

• Books with No Pictures ( Alice Level 2)
• Mimsy Were the Borogoves ( Alice Level 4)
• The Fractured Glass ( Alice Level 7)
• A Very Merry Unbirthday ( Alice Level 10)
• Cat Tree Catastrophe

Character Dialogue

General Dialogue

Greetings: Unconditional When something is most peculiar, I find there's a very good chance it will also be most wonderful. Merlin told me there are many types of magic. Isn't that curious? I've been looking for shapes in the clouds... It's such a peaceful way to spend the time... One cannot be TOO curious, so long as one is also careful. One ought not to do what one is told they mustn't do. Wait — is that correct? Oh, I've gone and turned myself around again! It's always a pleasure to see you, Player. The Dreamlight Library has so many wonderful picture books! Shall we have a tea party? I'm rather fond of tea, you know. Hmm...? Oh! You've caught me in the middle of a daydream. The flowers here don't speak or sing like the flowers in Wonderland. Unless... Perhaps they're shy. I feel so happy today! Morning It's a rather lovely morning, I'd say. Night It's evening already? Goodness. I don't like it when a day goes by so quickly. Rainy I suppose without rain, there wouldn't be flowers. And I do like flowers. Sunny This Valley has far more sunshine than we have at home.

Gift Responses: Well, this will be rather useful, won't it? I'm quite lucky to have a friend like you. You're very generous. Thank you. For me? Oh, thank you! What a lovely gift! Thank you very much. It's very kind of you, Player.

Hang Out Start Response: Why certainly. I'd be happy to accompany you. That sounds lovely. Which way should we go? All right. Hmm... I wonder what we'll discover together?

Hang Out End Response: What a delightful journey. Thank you. It was very nice spending time with you. Yes, let's stop. It's nearly tea time, after all.

Hang Out Cancel Response: Let's spend time together again soon. That went rather well. Could we adventure together again soon?

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Player Goodbye Options: XXXXXXXXX

Float Text Dialogue: Unconditional Satisfying one's curiosity is the very best way to learn. If you ask me, anyway... I like that whichever way I go, it always leads to something curious here. I try to give myself good advice — don't you? This place is FAR more interesting than my history lessons. It's my unbirthday nearly every day, you know. One must never be late, if one can help it. I try my best to stay away from trouble... but sometimes it finds me anyway. *sigh* My sister says I use my imagination far too much. But I don't think that's possible. I imagined I might meet a wizard someday. And he was rather like Merlin. How curious. I find the Forgotten Lands a bit frightening... Morning Oh, I do hope today is a pleasant day. Night Oh my, it's gotten to be so late! I really ought to say goodnight. Rainy Now why did it have to go and rain today? It's most inconvenient. Sunny The sun here is rather bold, isn't it?

Scramblecoin Text

Scramblecoin Request Response: As far as games go, I rather like it. Scramblecoin Eager Float Text: Would you join me in a game of Scramblecoin? Scramblecoin Player Victory Float Text: You're quite good. I shall have to practice more. Scramblecoin Player Defeat Float Text: That was quite fun. Would you like to play again?

Daily Discussions

Are you all right, Alice?

Oh, yes. I mean... No. It's just that... Well, I rather feel like crying. player It's okay to cry. →  I'm here if you need me. Oh, thank you. You are a good friend. But you see... →  Is something wrong? Well, I... →  What's upset you? Maybe I can help. *sniff* Well, you see... ...I borrowed a book from the Library, and I... I accidentally dropped it in the mud. It's ruined! And... and I'm worried that Mister Merlin will be cross with me and not let me borrow more books. →  The books here have been through worse! They have? I suppose I have seen some lying about... Perhaps I needn't worry. →  Merlin will understand. He IS very kind... And just as wise. I shall speak to him and hope he can help me fix the book. →  Hide the book. Maybe he'll forget about it! Oh, I could never do such a thing! I will do just what I ought: Tell Mister Merlin. Thank you for listening, Player. Speaking to a friend always helps me feel better.

What are you doing, Alice?

Me? Oh, I thought I saw the White Rabbit just now. Did you happen to see him go by? →  Only regular rabbits here. That's too bad. Though, they are VERY sweet. →  I'll keep an eye out for him. As will I! If he is here, between the two of us, we're sure to spot him. →  Why do you ask? Well, the last time he surprised me by rushing past, I began my adventure in Wonderland. Luckily, I don't have to fall down a rabbit hole to find adventure here.

You like books, Alice?

I suppose I do, but only if they have lots of pictures. Do you like books with pictures, Player? →  Yes, I love looking at the art. Precisely! So do I. In fact, I often imagine that I am IN the pictures. *sigh* I don't think I shall ever outgrow the pleasure of picture books. →  I used to when I was younger. Oh? I don't think I shall ever outgrow the pleasure of picture books. →  I prefer words only. How can you possibly pay attention? No, I don't ever plan on reading words-only books, if I can help it. Why, perhaps I'll choose to make pictures for books when I grow up! →  That sounds like a wonderful idea. It does, doesn't it? Of course, one will need to practice drawing, I suppose. →  Would you write them too? Of course. I wouldn't want someone else telling me what to draw. →  Why wait? You can start now! I suppose you're right. Of course I'll have to find paper and paints... I wonder if Mister Merlin has a book that shows one how to draw.

What are you thinking about?

Something I've thought about before... A world of my own, where everything would be nonsense. And nothing would be what it is. →  Because everything would be what it isn't, right? Precisely! You understand. [continue to next line] →  I'm confused... And contrariwise, what it is, it wouldn't be. And what it wouldn't be, it would. →  Sounds... kinda impossible? Here, yes. But in MY world, the impossible would be probable. And the improbable would be most possible. Do you see? →  Yes! Thank you for explaining. You're very welcome. Oh, and Player, you'd always be welcome in my world. →  Maybe, maybe not. Yes! That's just how you'd answer questions in my world! →  Not even a little. That's all right. In my world, some things needn't ever be understood.

Do you like games, Alice?

Well, I prefer make believe, but I do like some games such as card games and chess. Though, I'm not overly fond of croquet. →  Card games? Yes, I enjoy "Authors" and "Whist." Though I must admit... I enjoy building castles out of the cards, most of all. →  Chess? Yes. I imagine myself as each piece. And then imagine what move I should make for each turn. →  Why don't you like croquet? Oh, well the last time I played my opponent was a terrible cheater. Though I suppose I shouldn't blame the game itself.

Who are your best friends in the Valley?

Well, since I've come back, I've tried to remember everyone and reintroduce myself to them. Is there someone you think I ought to speak to next? →  Belle – for books. Of course. I remember Miss Belle's love for books. And she was always so helpful in finding books I might enjoy. →   Olaf – for trivia. player Olaf knows all sorts of interesting facts. I remember. And so many facts about the sun and heat. I find that rather curious, don't you? →  Mickey – he's just a nice guy. I do remember that. I'll be certain to say hello to him.

Are you enjoying your visit to the Valley?

Hmm... I wonder where I ought to explore next... player You should check out... →   ...Dazzle Beach. player Surf, sand, and little sea turtles. That does sound pleasant. I should like to collect some shells. →   ...the Frosted Heights. player Snow, magic, and foxes! Oh. Well then, I suppose I ought to bundle up before I go. →   ...the Peaceful Meadow. player Bunnies, fishing ponds, flowers... That sounds lovely. I suppose it's a good place to rest, sit and imagine.

Do you have a favorite animal?

Well, I find all animals interesting. But I suppose my favorite animal is my cat, Dinah. Do you have a favorite animal in the Valley, Player? →  Squirrels. They certainly are industrious. And those fluffy tails are quite impressive. →  Rabbits. I have a particular fondness for rabbits, too. →  Sea Turtles. They're very shy, aren't they? Though, I suppose they trust you. →  Foxes. Oh, I've seen those! They're rather excitable. →  Raccoons. They do seem to be inventive. And their hands are just like ours! →  Crocodiles. Goodness. When I first saw them, I was frightened. The crocodiles I know from books aren't friendly at all. But the ones here do seem nice. →  Sunbirds. Their feathers are so brightly colored. They're quite beautiful. →  Ravens. I find them rather mysterious. I don't suppose you know why a raven is like a writing desk, do you? →  All of them! I understand. It is difficult to choose just one, isn't it?

Nice day today, isn't it?

I suppose it is. I haven't decided how to spend it, yet. I could go for a walk, or meet someone for tea... ...or even find myself on an adventure. →  A walk sounds nice. It does, doesn't it? Perhaps I'll do just that. →  I could go for tea with a friend, myself! Well, I recommend the Beast. He's a bit shy but tells the most wonderful stories if you're patient and don't rush him. →  What kind of adventure? I'm not sure. Perhaps I should follow one of the small animals and see where it leads me.

You seem deep in thought.

I have been wondering about something... How do you know when it's time to grow up? →   Never... Do you mean one must NEVER grow up? →  We must always hold on to our childlike wonder, Alice. Goodness. I'm very glad to hear you say that! →  It's about finding a balance. I suppose you're right. Nothing is all one thing, after all. →  No. Never ever ever. Never? Oh my. You sound just like Peter Pan. I always thought it was something one simply must do. →   I think you'll know when it's time. I suppose you're right. No use fretting over it now. →  Absolutely. Enjoy the moment! That's very good advice. I shall do just that. →  It doesn't hurt to think about the future. Perhaps, but often, I prefer to think about imaginative things. →  No fretting allowed! It's not harmful to fret, you know. My sister does it all the time, and she's quite well. →   I have NO idea. You don't? Oh dear! Perhaps we never know for certain. →  Not everything needs to be solved. You're right. Though I do like it when I can be certain of things. →  There's no need to stress about it. I suppose I'm not distressed so much as curious. →  Good! I don't want to know. Not even a little? Well then, if I find out, I won't tell you.

General

With Belle

Miss Belle, do you still enjoy books with pictures in them? I do. Some of my favorite storybooks are filled with beautiful pictures. Would you like to see them? Oh yes, please!

With Cheshire Cat

Do you know the pigs who grew wings? Goodness, no. That sounds implausible. But not impossible? Well, I do know better than to say that. Naturally.

With Merida

You know, I've never seen a princess with a bow and arrows before. You haven't? Well, I've had a bow since I was a wee bairn. If you'd like, I could teach you? Oh? Oh... well, perhaps once I'm a bit older. That would be very kind.

With Merlin

Mister Merlin, have you always had so many books? Why, yes. I suppose I have. Knowledge is the key to everything, you know! Do you have a favorite picture book or story? Favorite? No, no, no. It would be impossible to choose just one! But I CAN tell you a great tale of a young lad and a sword stuck in a stone...

With Minnie Mouse

I was wondering, Alice — do you like cats? Oh, yes. I have a cat at home named Dinah. Oh, I bet she's adorable! My cat's name is Figaro. He has black and white fur, like he's wearing a little tuxedo. Goodness, he must be rather dashing.

With Olaf

Rabbit fun facts Olaf, do you know any trivia about rabbits? Hmm, rabbits... Oh! I do! And it's fascinating. Did you know a rabbit's teeth never stop growing? They get worn down by the foods they eat. My, that is fascinating! More rabbit fun facts Hi, Alice! I have another fact about rabbits for you... Did you know rabbits are social and live in groups? I suppose I never thought about it. Does that mean all the rabbits in the Peaceful Meadow are a family? I like to think so — they're one great big cuddly, fuzzy, cute family!

With Rapunzel

Alice! I just had the BEST idea! What if we made our OWN picture book? Could we? I think I'd enjoy that very much.

With Remy

Remy, did you have afternoon tea when you were growing up? There's always the most delicious cucumber sandwiches, scones, and biscuits. No, we didn't have anything like that. But it all sounds delicious! I'm in!

With Sulley

I don't understand how children ever found you frightening, Mister Sullivan. You seem very gentle and kind to me. That's nice to hear, Alice. And I promise, I only scared because it was my job. But we monsters don't do that anymore. We're all about laughs now.

With Woody

Goodness, you're a very well-made doll! I'll take that as a compliment. Say, can I interest you in some playtime? I hear you've got a great imagination. Why, thank you. And yes, I'd be happy to play. Great! Let's go find Buzz!

Quests

With Cheshire Cat ( Leaving Wonderland)

Cheshire Cat, have you seen a rabbit hole nearby? Or perhaps a door? Yes. Of course, I could see better with the proper fungi light to illuminate my thoughts... Do you mean those curious, colorful mushrooms? I do. Shall we each enjoy a color?

With Merlin ( Books with No Pictures)

Version 1 Excuse me, Mister Merlin. Might I read you a poem? This one's called "All in the Golden Afternoon — Anew." Anew? You've rewritten a poem? Well, this I should like to hear. "All in the Striped afternoon, full leisurely we glide." Striped? Is this the Cheshire Cat's doing? "For both our [Nouns], with little skill, by little arms are plied." That's certainly a new approach to the poem. "While little hands make vain pretense, our wanderings to [Verb]." Bravo! That was marvelously entertaining. Well done! Version 2 Excuse me, Mister Merlin. Might I read you a poem? This one's called "All in the Golden Afternoon — Anew." Anew? You've rewritten a poem? Well, this I should like to hear. "All in the Silly afternoon, full leisurely we glide." Silly? Are you sure Vanellope didn't put you up to this? "For both our [Nouns], with little skill, by little arms are plied." That's certainly a new approach to the poem. "While little hands make vain pretense, our wanderings to [Verb]." Bravo! That was marvelously entertaining. Well done! Version 3 Excuse me, Mister Merlin. Might I read you a poem? This one's called "All in the Golden Afternoon — Anew." Anew? You've rewritten a poem? Well, this I should like to hear. "All in the Verdant afternoon, full leisurely we glide." "Verdant afternoon"? What a unique reference. "For both our [Nouns], with little skill, by little arms are plied." That's certainly a new approach to the poem. "While little hands make vain pretense, our wanderings to [Verb]." Bravo! That was marvelously entertaining. Well done!

Trivia

• When Alice asks the Player if they know why a raven is like a writing desk, this is a reference to the riddle the Mad Hatter asked her in the original film.
• In-game, Alice is voiced by Hynden Walch. Originally voiced by Disney Legend Kathryn Beaumont in the 1951 animated film, Walch took over the role of Alice (alongside Beaumont's other major Disney role, Wendy Darling from Peter Pan) starting with a 2005 Disney Princess Sing-Along Songs video. Since then, Walch has portrayed Alice in multiple other modern Disney projects, including Kinect: Disneyland Adventures and Kingdom Hearts re:Coded.
  • Hynden Walch has several other notable roles within animation and video games, including being the voice of Starfire in Teen Titans, Princess Bubblegum in Adventure Time, and Viridi in Kid Icarus: Uprising.

History

• 1.16: Added