| 1 | * Given that it's basically the warped version of a child's whimsical fantasy, it is intentionally weird and disturbing, However, the deaths of [[spoiler: the Gryphon, and the Cheshire Cat]] are particularly heart-wrenching, especially since this causes Alice to have her HeroicBSOD after calmly weathering all the other freakishness she's seen. The latter actually caused one of the guys doing a [[LetsPlay Let's Play]] of it to state [[spoiler: "That was for the Cheshire Cat, by the way."]] during his thrashing of the Queen of Hearts. |
| 2 | ** Actually, [[spoiler: you can still summon the Cheshire Cat to give you tips afterwards, as [[MythologyGag he never had a problem with detaching his head.]]]] But Alice didn't know that. |
| 3 | * Let's not even get into the fate of the March Hare. At least the Dormouse was so out of it that he barely knew what had happened to him. |
| 4 | * It's the opening cinematic that will get you sniffling. Alice's voice actress may not sound particularly like a little girl, but the way she cries out, "Mum? ''Father?!''" just -- And then you hear her parents screaming for her to get out, save herself, before there's this awful ''crashing'' noise. . . . |
| 5 | ** It's possible that's the Mad Hatter, the March Hare and the Dormouse screaming for her to get out, since all of the voices sound male. Which still makes it a TearJerker, considering they were still in their "right minds" (still mad, but harmlessly so) and obviously cared about Alice... that is, before she crossed over her DespairEventHorizon and turned them into [[CameBackWrong twisted versions of their former selves]]. |
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