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That's what the Queen meant when she said 'If you destroy me, you destroy yourself.' As the tentacles everywhere imply, she and that world were so linked together that her destruction meant the world's destruction, and completely forgetting that crazy place is the only way Alice could become fully sane. That end cinema where everything was restored was actually the last thing the Wonderland residents saw before being annihilated.

He was the Queen's herald in the original books, and is continuing to serve her by trying to get Alice to give up her quest. Him constantly eluding Alice was meant to confuse and disorient her and his death was staged so Alice would feel guilty and depressed, which would impede her progress and give the Jabberwock more power.

The business with his shell was really a ruse so Alice would kill the Duchess, who the Queen wants dead, and so Alice would have a bit more blood on her hands. The real reason the Turtle gave Alice something to help her breathe underwater was so that the Queen's minions could have the pleasure of killing Alice rather than have her just drown, which is much less delicious. If the Turtle was still a good guy, why doesn't the Gryphon, his best friend, ask if he's alright or something?
** Jossed i'd say, in the sequel (where the Gryphon is dead) he built a ship to commemorate him. Oh, and he didn't ask anything because he didn't appear after the Vale of Tears.

** Partially confirmed, as the Dodos, Walrus and the Carpenter appear. The members of the race have a cameo as frozen corpses in Tundraful.

Self explanatory to anyone familiar with both games.

[[WMG:This incarnation of Alice is a [[Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica Magical Girl]] but has forgotten it]]
Wonderland hints at the true nature of her Witch's Labyrinth. Somehow she retains enough control over her emotions to avoid a lethal dose of Corruption. The reason she does not remember making a Wish with Kyubey is that the hypnosis therapy she took has made her forget this important fact, but as she acquires weapons and powers in Wonderland it all seems too familiar to her somehow. [[spoiler:At the end of Madness Returns, Wonderland appearing to merge with the real world implies that she has somehow transformed beyond a normal Magical Girl without becoming a Witch and acquired some powers normally only accessible to Witches, and she can now exist both in the real world and in Wonderland at the same time]].

[[WMG: The teasers and promotional material for Madness Returns hint at AliceInWonderland characters who will appear in the game.]]

That's what the Queen meant when she said 'If you destroy me, you destroy yourself.' As the tentacles everywhere imply, she and that world were so linked together that her destruction meant the world's destruction, and completely forgetting that crazy place is the only way Alice could become fully sane. That end cinema where everything was restored was actually the last thing the Wonderland residents saw before being annhilated.

[[WMG: Madness Returns will be to American McGee's Alice what Through the Looking Glass is to Alice in Wonderland]]
Promotional material shows that ''Madness Returns'' will have more plot than ''American McGee's Alice'', like ''Through the Looking Glass'' had more plot than ''Alice in Wonderland''. And like ''Alice in Wonderland'' was about Alice trying to sort out her size and find that beautiful garden, ''American McGee's Alice'' was about Alice trying to sort out her mind and find that beautiful sanity. So maybe ''Madness Returns'' will have Alice become Queen again?

He was the Queen's herald in the original books, and is continuing to serve her by trying to get Alice to give up her quest. Him constantly alluding Alice was meant to confuse and disorient her and his death was staged so Alice would feel guilty and depressed, which would impede her progress and give the Jabberwock more power.