Oh ho ho ho! I thought Alice had the last of those kind adventures... Here's the story I thought up of:


After the events of the Walt Disney movie Alice in Wonderland, Alice grows up into a young woman in the Victorian Ages (or at least what I remember), telling and retelling to everyone the stories of her adventures in a fantastical place called "Wonderland". As a result, unfortunately for Alice, everyone viewed her as a bit of eccentric - even mad - and scoffed at the belief that Wonderland might be even real. Alice's reasonable older sister, who has married when the former was a teenager, fears that her little sister would be imprisoned in an asylum and marries her off to a respectable gentleman, who is a friend of the family. Alice's new husband fits the Victorian standards socially: Elegant and graceful, practical, and gentlemanly as a wealthy noble should be. Unfortunately, he is a psychiatrist who disapproves of fantasical nonsense, and when he hears of Alice's "mad" tales, he makes attempts to "cure" her and turn her into a normal, respectable lady. Alice, not wanting to leave Wonderland behind, escapes her husband and searches for anyone who could help her get out of her situation. What she found instead was a very peculiar white rabbit when she wandered into a hedge garden, fiddling with his pocket watch and mumbling something about being late again.

Remembering the White Rabbit from her previous adventure, Alice called for him in hopes that he'll aid her, but only scares the White Rabbit and he hops away. Alice then runs after the rabbit only to have the little creature fall down a hole at the base of a large tree. After a little curious investigating, she ends up falling in as well, and into a world she would have forgotten had she had been treated by her husband. Alice is then met by Card Guards, who see her as an intruder, and she escapes and hides in a field of large mushrooms. She is found by the Caterpillar, who drives her persecutors away, and who tells her that "she" has finally arrived. The Caterpillar explains that before Alice's last adventure as a child he had been a psychic seer under the service of the White Queen, but when the Queen of hearts took the throne she had the White Queen killed in front of the whole kingdom, and the Caterpillar banished shortly after foreseeing that someone would overthrow her and save Wonderland. That someone turned out to be Alice.

The Caterpillar warns Alice that she must prepare for her battle with the Queen of Hearts, in order to fulfill the prophecy, or else everyone will suffer. Alice, denying that she is the "Chosen One" and thinking the Caterpillar is lying, Alice runs away only to find thousands of people suffering under the rule of the Queen of Hearts. During her adventure, Alice meets her old friends:

The March Hare, a dapper traveler, joined again by the reluctant and sleepy Dormouse ever since The Queen of Hearts had disturbed his sleep; the kind but eccentric Mad Hatter, who spends every chance tinkering with every kind of machinery and even fused himself with one, becoming part machine; and the ever-grinning Chesire cat, a mischievous little sort who had been dabbling with the arcane arts during the time Alice was gone, and is now able to morph into all sorts of things at will among other things; and twin brothers Tweedle Dee and Dum, who served as generals under the White Queen and were regarded as the best swordsmen in Wonderland, but were cursed by the Queen of Hearts to fight each other for eternity for supporting the White Queen.

Together, aided by the Caterpillar and the White Rabbit, Alice and her friends must defeat the Queen of Hearts and restore Wonderland from its suffering. Unfortunately, not only do they have to deal with the Queen of Hearts, Alice's husband had followed her down the rabbit hole and joined up with the Queen of Hearts, intending to "cure" his wife and destroy Wonderland once and for all...

clever...