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Trivia

  • This dress was originally the Bargaining Suit/Dress before it was changed by American McGee's direction.


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Alice: Asylum

Characters

Alice Liddell ● Cheshire Cat ● White Rabbit ● Caterpillar ● Mad Hatter ● March Hare ● Dormouse ● Mock Turtle ● Walrus ● Carpenter ● White King ● Red Queen ● Jabberwocky

Dresses

Classic dress ● Denial dress ● Ash Dress ● Fire dress ● Blackening dress ● Chaos dress ● Pleading Dress ● Bargaining Dress ● Red Dress ● Confidence Dress ● Hospital Dress ● Asylum Dress ● Harvest Dress ● Circus Dress ● Mercury Dress ● King of Planets

Weapons

Vorpal Blade of Chaos ● Jack In The Box Bomb ● Stuffed Flamingo ● Dice ● Toad Top ● Spring Chick ● Ice Shaver

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Opinion based on the Design Discussion 6
Felipe Arturo Bedoya|Posted on Mar 20 at 4:40 pm|

On the Pleading Dress: I like the idea that this dress would the one used during the Bargaining Stage, for what I understand this stage of grief consists in the fixation of the patient on one condition that, if fulfilled, would make everything better again, So I thought that somebody in Wonderland would guilt trip Alice into being a good girl, ensuring that this behavior would make things right, so Good Little Girls do not carry weapons around, they do not run around like a March Hare and they do not eat sweets they found on the ground, effectively making Alice a Good Little Ghost.