Downal Wyth Bluddy Clichés: Prompt 2

[manniness]

It's Thursday, which means we have a new cliché to discuss, expand on, and provide recommendations to fanworks and resources for!  (Yay!)  So, AiW fans, what do you have to say about this one?

The Hatter loves tea.

Yes, you read that correctly!  I am challenging TEA!  (Truly brave, I know.)  (^__~)

I'll start us off with a brief discussion of this in the comments below.  Feel free to throw in your 10 shillings, 6 pence!!  (^__~)

If you would like to contribute your own prompt-inspired work, recommend a work by another fan, or share a canon resource, please leave a comment with the pertinent information:

Title: I think this is pretty self-explanatory.
Author/Artist/Creator Name: Please use this if you are posting for someone else or recommending someone else's story!
Media: Fic / Art / Fanmix / etc.
Worksafe:  Yes / No
Rating: K / K+ / T / M / M+
Warnings:  Violence, Sex, Non-consensual Sex, and other Objectionable material
File size:  1,000 words / 2 MB / etc.
Summary/Notes:  Tell us a little more about your contribution or recommendation!
Link to story: Link to the author's homepage or story.
Comments: Why are you recommending this to others?  Or your general impressions of it are fine, too.

Again, you do not need to include all of these, but the more information the better!  (^__~)b

More recommendations and contributions may be posted HERE at the alice_tarrant community.

An introduction to Downal Wyth Bluddy Clichés and a list of links to previous clichés can be found HERE.

Comments

Re: [Ficlet] A Beautiful Nightmare

[just-a-dram.livejournal.com]

"No, of course she wouldn’t, doesn’t, can’t. This woman-child is too young to understand such things. He glances down at her hand. Were she but a bit older and wiser, he might have dared to hold it. But she isn’t, so he won’t."

That's my favorite bit! Because I think he did like her, but she's was too young in his mind. That's my head canon at least. :)

I can totally see this as an extra scene. Nicely done.

Re: [Ficlet] A Beautiful Nightmare

[manniness.livejournal.com]

Thank you, Dramie!

I can kinda see this as an extra scene, too. Like, the next morning, the Hatter steps forward to fight in her stead and everyone looks at Alice and then they unroll the Oraculum and the Hatter gives her that look, right? Like, "Go on! BELIEVE!" And then she runs away and the look on his face...! But then when she comes back, riding the Bandersnatch and ready to fight, he's so happy because she finally believes just like she should.

Why is it I keep finding new toys to play with in this movie? It's inexhaustibly interesting.