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* FairiesDontBelieveInHumansEither: The Unicorn is probably the most famous example of this in all literature. Eventually he agrees to [[GurrenLagann believe in Alice, who believes in him]].
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* CoolGate: Has an interdimensional portal inside him in ''KingdomHearts''.
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* MemeticOutfit: Mostly thanks to Disney.
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* KindHeartedCatLover: She ''adores'' her cat Dinah (and in the book extends the same adoration to Dinah's two kittens), and gets along famously with the Cheshire Cat, whom she calls "Cheshire-Puss."
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* [[ADogNamedDog A Kitten Named Kitty]]: While Dinah and Snowdrop have proper names, the black kitten is never called by any name other than Kitty and is usually referred to as "the kitten" by the narrative.
* AndYouWereThere: Played with in ''Looking Glass''. As Alice wakes up, the Red Queen "turns" into a kitten in her hands, and she discovers that she's holding an actual, purring kitten (the kitten she fell asleep cuddling). Alice takes this as a sign that all three cats were with her in her dream. She identifies the black kitten as the Red Queen and the white kitten as the White Queen, and after a bit of thought decides that Dinah must have been Humpty Dumpty.
* CuteKitten: Dinah in the Disney version (and in several other adaptations). Snowdrop and Kitty in ''Looking Glass.''
* TheUnseen: Dinah in the first book. Though Alice often talks about her (especially in earlier chapters), she never actually appears. She does appear in the second book, with her two kittens.
* HairTriggerTemper: He's extremely easy to anger or offend.
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* SesquipedalianLoquaciousness: So much that the Eaglet tells him to "Speak English!" and accuses him of not knowing what half the words he uses means.
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* WriteWhoYouKnow: They are based on Alice's sisters Edith (the Eaglet) and Lorina (the Lory) and Rev. Robinson Duckworth (the Duck).
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* WriteWhoYouKnow: They are based on Alice's sisters Edith (the Eaglet) and Lorina (the Lory) and Rev. Robinson Duckworth (the Duck).
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: He's haughty, impatient and grouchy... but he ''does'' help Alice out.
* CatsAreMagic: He has abilities that no other Wonderlanders seem to possess, being able to disappear and re-appear at will.
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* JerkAss: The Disney version, possibly as an instance of CatsAreMean. Though not overly malicious and even seeming friendly in his first two appearances, in the later parts of the film he seems to go out of his way to get Alice into trouble, for no good reason.
** This counts mainly for the actual movie, though. In later appearances in other stories and spin-offs, he's been softened up a bit and is more of a BlueAndOrangeMorality type.
* NiceGuy: By Wonderland standards, anyway. In the book, he's without question the friendliest character Alice meets, being the only one who actually listens to her without getting unreasonably offended or start insulting or threatening her. It's telling that when he reappears, Alice is actually glad to see him.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: He insults both Alice and the Mock Turtle (but mostly Alice) regularly, he's impatient and often rude, but overall he's one of the more amiable creatures in Wonderland.
* ImCryingButIDontKnowWhy: He cries a ''lot.'' According to the Gryphon, he has no reason to cry whatsoever.
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* DoomedByCanon: In a bit of a DramaticIrony, he tells Alice that he's not scared of falling off the wall, because if he does, the king has promised to send all his horses and all his men. [[ForegoneConclusion No prizes for guessing what happens.]]
* NurseryRhyme: Of course, he's probably the most famous nursery rhyme character to appear in the books.
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* KnightInShiningArmor: In a book teeming with Queens and Kings, he's the only one who acts remotely noble.
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* BoisterousBruiser: Both are fat, loud, and always scrapping for a fight.
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* CatchPhrase[=/=]WhatDoYouMeanItsNotSymbolic: Seems to like bringing up the "moral(s)" to just about ''anything'', even if it borders on InsaneTrollLogic.
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* TheCobblersChildrenHaveNoShoes: A more literal case, as during the court scene, he states that the hat he's wearing isn't his, and that being a hatter, he has no hat of his own.
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* CompositeCharacter: With the Mouse in the two Disney films. Though the only trait from the Mouse he gets is his fear of cats.
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