Tricia-chan

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"Be reasonable"? Have good judgement and do what I say? Lol, that makes no sense. Seriously, I can live without seeing any playthrough of the game, whether in person or on Youtube, so please quit trying to pressure me into doing so.

All of our savings went into this computer, so yes, lucky me.I never owned a DS. I borrowed my sister's DS. (I like how you assume that I had a DS Lite.) I don't have to watch a playthrough. I will wait for as long as it takes until I get my own 3DS and get all the games that I can acquire on that system. To be honest, I never thought I would get into an argument on what I can and can't get with a stranger. Thank you for introducing the possibility to me.

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Poverty does exist, you know. We're on that borderline right now.I've also played 358/2 Days before. I preordered it. I own it. I've beaten it.

Not one, but five. o3o

I really want it, but I don't own a 3DS, nor do I know when I'll be able to get one. (I don't even own a plain DS.)

"And what is this?" Alice froze. A rather large lady stood in front of her, surrounded by the card soldiers. Most of her body was consumed by a gold and red dress made by the finest silks and the most elegant designs. The woman's brown hair was fashioned so that it made a heart shape, and a glorious crown accessorized it on the top. Despite the royal appearance, her dark coal eyes pierced at Alice as she cringed her face. "It appears to be a human girl, Your Majesty." "And why is she in my gardens?" the Queen of Hearts asks, becoming very impatient. Nervous, Alice answered, "W-well, you see... I was just trying to find my way around, but I got lo--" "Your way?!" the Queen roared in the young girl's face. "This is my kingdom! All ways are my way!" Alice gulped, not daring to answer back, even if the way she phrased that puzzled her. Suddenly, the Queen peered down at the bucket in Alice's hands. "What's this?" she asked. Grabbing ahold of the brush's handle, she pulled it out of the bucket to examine the bristles. Thick red liquid seeped down the brush, almost touching the skin of her hand, but she turned it over to prevent that. She handed it over to one of the cards to have them examine it for her. After a moment, they whispered something into her ear, which, in return, made her widen her eyes. "It was you that painted my roses red?!" "W-what?" Alice said, trying to defend her poor, little self. "No! These two... These two cards, they--" "Arrest her! Off with her head!" Immediately, two card soldiers advanced towards Alice, but before they could grab ahold of her arms, out of panic, she ran.

Hehehe, allllllllriiiiiiight...

Fairytale World: Adjusting to her current height, Alice continued to explore the land. Each and every sight had fascinated her, but it somehow reminded her of home. All she wanted to do was to return to the comforts of her home and cuddle with her little feline, Diana. Despite her wants, she couldn't tell anymore what was up or what was down, left or right, back or forth. Perhaps if she ate another piece of the mushroom, she could look over the trees and find the exit. No, that was preposterous. She fell down a hole that had no bottom, and entered through a small door. She would never be able to find it. Deep in thought, Alice heard some sort of commotion nearby. Following the chattering, she found herself approaching a shrub. With her arms, she pulled herself over in order to look. There were two... cards? Two card soldiers were bickering next to a rose shrub. Alice noticed something curious, which was the bucket of red paint that one of them hid behind their backs. "What's the paint for...?" she asked herself. Looking closely at the shrub, she noticed that the petals of the roses began to drip its crimson color. "They were painting the roses red?" Suddenly, a loud scream was heard in the distance. The two cards began to panic. "Oh no, the Queen!" the four of clovers exclaimed. "What do we do?! She'll have off our heads!" Taking the bucket from behind his back, the seven of hearts replied, "We have to plant this on someone. Someone whose head surely won't be missed." Unfortunately, due to Alice's shuffling on the shrub to get more comfortable, her location was discovered. "There!" he declared, making eye contact with Alice. "A-are you sure?" the four of clovers questioned his comrade. "It's just a little girl." "Do you want to keep your head or not?!" the seven of hearts asked the rhetorical question. Alice jumped off of the shrub as an attempt to run away, but by the time that her feet landed on the ground, the card soldier placed the bucket of red paint in her hands. "Sorry lass," the clover card apologized as he tailed the other. "We weren't involved!" "W-wait...!" Alice called, but by that time, the duo were already gone. Feeling completely stumped, Alice gulped as she anticipated the source of the furious screams.

Real World: If they held a record for the quickest time spent shopping at a grocery store, Alessa would have won it. She ran from the entrance to the back of the store as fast as a bullet. She grabbed everything that she could remember what she had to get. As soon as she got ahold of those, she ran to the nearest cashier. Despite it not being a busy day, the two or three groups of people in front of her had numerous items, so it would take awhile before it was her turn. Lines are a bunch of nuisances, she thought. If only it wasn't necessary to buy things, then the lines wouldn't have to exist. Of course, such a thing would never happen, since that's what her sister taught her during an Economics lesson, but Alessa loved to imagine about it. Eventually, it was her turn to have the lady scan her items. After she did so, Alessa gave her a $20 bill and recieved her change. Picking up her bags, she walked out at a normal pace. She knew that if she ran like a mad person, she would attract attention, so she took a relaxing pace back home.

Alice froze, believing that she had heard a voice. However, looking back down at the ground, she couldn't see anything. Even if there were anybody there, they would have looked like little ants. Authorizing for a moment, Alice believe that the voice had said that she ate the "wrong side of the mushroom". Staring down at her hands, the pieces of the mushroom were now the size of bread crumbs. "If I ate from the right one," she said to herself, "then I suppose I eat from the left one." Taking another risk, Alice took a small bite of the left mushroom, though the bite was more of a lick. Once again, her bones began to ache, and before she knew it, the trees looked down on her again. Judging by her size comparison, she towered over a patch of average-sized mushrooms. "I get it now!" she remarked to herself. "The right piece increases my size, whereas the left piece decreases it!" Looking down at her apron, she placed each piece in its own pocket.

Recovering her footing, Alessa smiled as she found herself safe again. She looked down at her weary fingers. Under the skin was blood red, and her left hand was lightly scraped from the gravel, but other than that, she was perfectly fine. However, a certain device around her wrist went off, making her freeze for a second. Looking at her wrist, she saw that the alarm that she had set on her watch had gone off, meaning that she was running late. Lightly panicked - though not that much, for facing the wrath of her sister's lectures is nothing compared to untimely death- Alessa instantly bowed, giving a rushed "Thank you" to Mr. Gold, and she dashed towards the grocery store. How stupid of me, she thought, if it weren't for that stupid rabbit-- Alessa paused at the thought came to her. The rabbit! Turning her head, due to curiosity, she found that the white rabbit was nowhere to be seen. Silly Alessa, she thought, of course it wouldn't be there. Rabbits don't stay in one place for long, right? Returning to the task at hand, Alessa ran across the parking lot. Fairytale World: As she examined the mushrooms, Alice noticed something else curious: There was something scripted under the top. Crouching down a little, she tilted her head in order to read it. "One end will make you larger; The other one will make you shrink... Hmm... What do you suppose that means, Alice?" Before she could put any thought into it, her imagination immediately suggested an idea to her. "It means to...? Well, that's absurd. I mean, it couldn't possibly be able to defy such physics..." Despite the logic, Alice decided to test her theory out. From one side, she ripped off a piece of the mushroom, which, surprisingly, tore like bread. Walking around the mushroom, she ripped another piece off. In her hands, two pieces of mushrooms the size of boulders rested. "Alice," she said to herself, "of all absurd ideas that you have had, this has to be the most absurd one of them all." Taking a huge risk, she took a small bite from the right piece. At first, nothing happened. However, her stomach began to growl terribly, and it wasn't long before her joints began to hurt. Before Alice could rule it off as a poisoned mushroom, she noticed that the trees began to shrink. As she towered over the trees, she finally realized that the mushroom had indeed "made her larger".

Real World: A favor? Alessa thought. What in the world could a girl like her be able pay in return? Before she could think anymore of it, her left hand had lost grip of the edge, leaving her arm dangling by her side. Knowing that taking any more time to think would lead to trouble, she hurriedly agreed, "S-sure, of course!"

"That would be really courteous, thank you," Alessa responded. Her little fingers had begun to fail in supporting her. Despite using all of her wits, her left pinky had lost its grasp, leaving the seven other fingers to fend for themselves. Fairytale World: Watching her steps, Alice looked at how colossal the trees were. "Surely, trees like these only exist in a foreign land," she stated to herself. "I know I'm in a foreign land, that is certainly positive..." She then came across a patch of mushrooms. Of course, these weren't ordinary mushrooms. They were mega-sized, much like the trees. They stood as tall as Alice herself. "I've never seen a mushroom of this size before," she noted, studying them, "not even in books..."

Surprised that someone had responded to her calls, Alessa looked up at the man. It only took her a few minutes to identify them as Mr. Gold. She had seen her sister interact with him once or twice, but she never took the time to actually find out what kind of person he was. The man himself was a big curiosity. Alessa felt completely awkward. The man just stood there, as though he was holding a casual conversation, even when all she could hold onto was her life. Then again, if she did let go, would it lead her to another world? Seriously Alessa, she thought, keep your mind together. Hesitant, she responded to Mr. Gold, "I... suppose you could say that, sir." She would curtsey to make a proper introduction, but... Yeah.

Alessa crossed the street, finding safety at the perpendicular sidewalk. Her sister had sent her on an errand to pick up of groceries. It was only a few items - milk, bread, butter, etc. Of course, Alessa had to take the detour. There was no sense of adventure if she simply journeyed a couple of blocks down from her house. Deciding that it was time to use them, Alessa took out her binoculars. They allowed her to see things that others couldn't from afar. Placing them over her eyes, she took in the magnefied scenery. Sure enough, she could see the grocery store another three blocks from her, as well as the inactivity it seems to be getting. Looking around, Alessa also saw various stores, including the flower shop, the pet shop, and the hotel. Looking around some more, as Alessa moved the binoculars, something white blurred past her vision. Curious, she looked back to see what it was. Relocating it with the instrument in her hands, Alessa saw that it was a rabbit with white fur and bloodshot red eyes. It sat on the street, twitching its nose and whiskers ever-so often. This intrigued Alessa. Even though it was nearby the pet store, they haven't sold any rabbits there; Where did this creature come from? Before Alessa had any more time to think, her foot had slipped. She couldn't understand how - The ground simply... vanished. Acting upon reflexes, Alessa released the binocular from her hands in order to hang onto a ledge. When she had a secure hold, she looked around herself. It was incredibly dark, and the bottom was nowhere to be seen. Looking up, she saw that the empty area that she feel into was circular, like a manhole. Perhaps the town was working on construction, and they were on their break when she began to pass by-- No, stupid Alessa, she thought, this is no time for thinking! Already feeling her fingers beginning to wear out, she called for help.

Emerging from a hole within a tree stump, Alice stood up, dusting off her light blue dress and apron. "My, that was certainly an unpredictable event," she said amongst her, recalling the event. After spotting the a white rabbit with a pocket watch and a waistcoat, curiosity gets the best of Alice as she ch​ases it. Fate had something in store for her as she accidentally tripped into a rabbit hole. However, things had taken a different turn for her. As she fell, she never landed. Actually, the more that she fell, the more that everything had turned upside-down. Before she knew it, she stood on the ceiling. She ran down the hallway, which turned in a spiral, until she reached the end, crawling through the hole. After cleaning her dress with her hands, Alice looked up and took in her surroundings. "Curiouser and curiouser..." she breathed.

Hmm... I haven't seen any animes as of late, so I'll try my best. 1. Claude Faustus (Black Butler) - Dear Jesus, strike him dead. I never liked him since his wannabe greaser hair appeared on screen. He's just so bland and awkward-looking. Plus, his sudden orgasm for Ciel's soul just creeps me out even more. What upsets me the most is when he killed Alois. I was SO estatic when Sebastian slayed his ass. 2. Light Yagami (Death Note) - I know, I keep picking characters that die in the end, but I'm telling this from experience while watching the anime. I honestly never-ever-ever-ever-ever-ever-ever-ever liked Light. He just slowly turned into this power-hungry creature that I can't imagine why anyone would be attracted to that. Even when he was going to kill those that were trying to catch him really pissed me off, since they were trying to grant justice, the very word that he believes he's implying. When he killed L, I just lost it. It added on when other characters that I liked died. (Ex. Mello, Matt, Soichiro, etc.) 3. Master of Hell (Hell Girl) - Is an explanation needed for this? 4. Tojuro Hattori (Nabari no Ou) - Please tell me I'm not the only one that thinks this? This guy has caused nothing but trouble, even if it first seemed otherwise. After Yoite disobeyed him was when I began to hate him. 5. Creed Diskenth (Black Cat) - I mean, in the manga, I just straight-up did not like him. I mean like a "he's a real bad guy" not like him. Plus, his absence of eyebrows (or noticable ones) just creeped me out. When I finally saw the anime, I was ultimately surprised that they portrayed his voice the way I've always imagined it. Throughout the entire series, I was cheering, "KILL HIS ASS, TRAIN!" It really grinded my gears when he lived at the end, and even helped Train and friends save the world. However, over time, I think I have come to terms with him. Overall, he is still my mascot for National Creeper Day.

(Aww crud, too late to claim Snow White. Oh well.) Names: Alessa Liddle / Alice Liddell Age: 14 Gender: Female Real World Appearance: Bio: Alessa lives with her older sister. Being homeschooled, she hardly has any friends. However, she never minds it, for her mind is always in another place. Quite the philosopher, she always questions the things that are never questioned. Since her sister blows off these remarks, telling her to focus on her homework, Alessa tells her ideas and thoughts to her black-and-white cat, Diane. Her favorite subject to talk about is what magical world lies outside the borders of her hometown. Fairly tale creature appearance: Fairlytale world location: Wonderland (Wait, would Alice in Wonderland count? In that, she technically enters a fairytale world. )