* '''Zig Zagged''': Alice is shown running her own business in one scene, playing with balloons in another, managing a household in another, and then laughing at cartoons the next scene along.
* '''Averted''': Alice is just a normal ten year old. She goes to school, laughs at cartoons, gets defensive when she's called {{Just A Kid}}, and enjoys being with her friends.
* '''Enforced''': This shows aimed at kids, we want a {{Kid Hero}} who can handle adult problems. The kids will love her and she'll be a good role model, which will shut the {{Moral Guardians}} up for five seconds.
* '''Lampshaded''': "You know, most little girls wait until they're at least eighteen before they start talking to dragons."
* '''Invoked''': Alice's parents force her into adult-like situations and problems, in hopes that she'll mature faster.
* '''Exploited''': ???
* '''Defied''': Alice is quick to palm off any arduous responsibilities onto [[UnwittingPawn hapless adults]] whenever the threat of having to handle a serious responsibility rears its ugly head.
* '''Discussed''': "Ah, great. You're one of those kids who [[ChildrenRaiseYou raise the adults,]] aren't you?
* '''Conversed''': "You know, from watching this show you'd think that adulthood begins at ten."

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** Alternately, Alice's maturity causes her to be a FishOutOfWater with everyone; her maturity causes her to have significant problems relating to and making friends with her peers, and people who are more in line with her maturity (I.E. adults) refuse to take her seriously because she's so young.
** Alternately again, Alice shows ''extremely'' TroublingUnchildlikeBehaviour due to her excessive understanding of how the world works and all the necessary evils society needs in order to operate. This can range from apathy towards mass murder all the way to being able to commit murder ''with'' a good justification.
** Alternately yet again, Alice damn well ''knows'' she's wise beyond her years and isn't afraid to flaunt that at every opportunity, which eventually causes her to develop a massive superiority complex.
** Still alternatively, Alice owes her unusual maturity to unpleasant circumstances that required her to assume an adult outlook on life long before she was ready. As such, her unnatural loss of childhood manifests in severe mental and emotional problems after she reaches physical maturity. Symptoms can range from abnormal [[{{Asexuality}} sexual]] [[ReallyGetsAround development]], [[MoodSwinger damaged]] [[EmptyShell emotions]], or even [[ManChild full-blown regression into the childhood]] [[PsychopathicManchild she'd previously lost]].

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** Alice's maturity causes her to be a FishOutOfWater with everyone; her maturity causes her to have significant problems relating to and making friends with her peers, and people who are more in line with her maturity (I.E. adults) refuse to take her seriously because she's so young.
** Alice shows ''extremely'' TroublingUnchildlikeBehaviour due to her excessive understanding of how the world works and all the necessary evils society needs in order to operate. This can range from apathy towards mass murder all the way to being able to commit murder ''with'' a good justification.
** Alice damn well ''knows'' she's wise beyond her years and isn't afraid to flaunt that at every opportunity, which eventually causes her to develop a massive superiority complex.
** Alice owes her unusual maturity to unpleasant circumstances that required her to assume an adult outlook on life long before she was ready. As such, her unnatural loss of childhood manifests in severe mental and emotional problems after she reaches physical maturity. Symptoms can range from abnormal [[{{Asexuality}} sexual]] [[ReallyGetsAround development]], [[MoodSwinger damaged]] [[EmptyShell emotions]], or even [[ManChild full-blown regression into the childhood]] [[PsychopathicManchild she'd previously lost]].

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* '''Zig Zagged''': Alice is shown running her own buisiness in one scene, playing with balloons in another, managing a household in another, and then laughing at cartoons the next scene along.
* '''Averted''': Alice is just a normal ten year old. She goes to school, laughs at cartoons, gets defensive when she's called {{Just A Kid}}, and enjoys being with her friends.
* '''Enforced''': This shows aimed at kids, we want a {{Kid Hero}} who can handle adult problems. The kids will love her and she'll be a good role model, which will shut the {{Moral Guardians}} up for five seconds.
* '''Lampshaded''': "You know, most little girls wait until they're at least eighteen before they start talking to dragons."
* '''Invoked''': Alice's parents force her into adult-like situations and problems, in hopes that she'll mature faster.
* '''Defied''': Alice is quick to palm off any arduous responsibilities onto [[UnwittingPawn hapless adults]] whenever the threat of having to handle a serious responsibility rears its ugly head.
* '''Discussed''': "Ah, great. You're one of those kids who [[ChildrenRaiseYou raise the adults,]] aren't you?
* '''Conversed''': "You know, from watching this show you'd think that adulthood begins at ten."
* '''Played For Laughs''': Alice is by far the youngest of the {{Ragtag Bunch Of Misfits}} yet while they're all running away from the yeti, she's the one who calmly recognises that its a statue.
* '''Played For Drama''': Alice is left to look after her siblings and her insane remaining parent, and is forced to handle things that would be strenuous even for adults.

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