Alice Ledell/History

Early Days
Alice spent her infantry with her loving parents, Edith and Clark, and had a close relationship with her twin sister. The Ledell family was quite wealthy, with Edith being a bestselling author and Clark a succesful divisions manager of a large company. Alice was provided everything she needed and wanted during her early days, and developed a rather free spirit and strong sense of adventure because her parents always encouraged her to see the world and use her imagination.

It is revealed near the end of the story that Alice's first time in Wonderland wasn't when she turned sixteen, but rather when she was born. Her and Anna were both born to the old Queen Edith, who fled Wonderland after their birth in hopes of escaping the horrible destinies both twins had been given, as well as from the clutches of the Shadow God. Edith ran away and used the last of her magical powers to seal the portal and the twin's magical powers so that they could not be found. She appeared in the forst by the Ledell mansion, where Clark Ledell was picking berries and flowers. She begged him for shelter, and seeing her still wounded and tired, he took her and her children in. He offered to let them stay until they found another place to live, and during this time, Clark and Edith fell in love with one another. Within a year, they were a happily married couple. Alice became close to Clark, and acquired many of his personality traits, such as being cunning, witty, sharp, and able to manipulate others naturally. She loved both of her parents and became best friends and immensely close to Anna, her twin sister.

On her seventh birthday, Alice and Anna were allowed to go off into the forest. Alice decided to play a joke on Anna by leaving her alone in the forest and then jumping out to scare her. However, when Alice returns, Anna is nowhere to be found, and Alice hears a scream. She frantically searches for Anna but is then chased by monsters in black.

She returns home to her parents for help only to see her house ablaze in a fire. Alice runs inside, panicking. Her parents lay in a puddle of blood, badly mutilated. Alice goes upstairs and finds the Lord of Overland, who murders Anna in order to take her to Overland and make her the new Mistress of Overland. Alice runs away out of fear, leaving Anna to die, and survives. A neighbor had seen the fire and the police arrived. They took Alice to the London Home for Orphaned Children, where Alice stays until a foster family adopts her.

Childhood and Early Teens
Alice is first adopted by the Humbill family, a middle aged couple. Although they are mostly kind, they are unable to handle Alice's emotional needs, since loosing her family took quite a toll on her. During this time Alice begins to have visions of a place called Wonderland. She begins to tell the Humbills, who fear she has psychological issues and thus put her back into foster care. Alice is then adopted by the Kingston family, who she stays with for a a year. At first they treat her rather well,  like the rest of the family. Soon, though, the children of the family begin to bully her and harass her out of jealousy as they desire more parental attention. They begin to trick her into situations that make her appear to be insane and dangerous (such as forcing her to cut something with a knife and then shouting out that she is trying to kill them). Alice also says "odd" things which made the family feel rather freaked out (as she tells them about her visions of Wonderland). When Alice spots Cece Kingston having an affair with her boss, she slaps Alice and orders her not to tell her husband. In order to keep Alice quiet, Cece showered Alice with money and all the toys and foods she wanted, but still treated Alice horribly and was unable to look her in the eye. All the toys Alice received from Cece made the children jealous, and they accused Alice of killing their dog, Jeff, when he was hit by a car. Despite this the family father, James, believes her. The only one  who was genuinely kind to her in the family was James, and Alice felt terrible for lying to him and eventually tells him about Cece's affair. Cece calls Alice a liar and berates her, dramatically denying it. James believes his wife and they disown Alice, who is then returned to the orphanage. After the Kingsworth's reports, it is decided that Alice is a hazard and she is sent to an asylum.

In the asylum, Alice's therapist and caretaker is Doctor Crowsworth. He believes Alice about what really happened with the Kingstons, and convinces the head of the asylum to release her. Doctor Crowsworth then adopted Alice. He spoiled Alice and showered her with love for many months, buying her nearly everything and spending lots of time with her. He would make her fancy desserts and the two would read books together in his study. They were very close and Alice loved and trusted Doctor Crowsworth completely. He taught her how to solve riddles, puzzles, how to cook and do many other things. He also genuinely seemed to care for her. It was revealed that Alice looked nearly identical to Doctor Crowsworth's deceased wife and daughter, who had both perished from cancer.

She lived with Doctor Crowsworth for several years. A page from Alice's journal states that she loved the doctor more than anyone else in the world because he took her empty, dark world (which had become empty after her family died) and made it happy again. However, slowly, the doctor's behavior started to change towards Alice. He began to touch her casually very often and despite her being nearly thirteen years old would, he dress her and tuck her in at night and force her to allow him to bathe Alice. On the anniversary of her parents death, when Alice was sad, the doctor offered to comfort her, but he instead attempts to rape her. He tells her that he loves her and that if she loves him, too, she would "show it" to him.Alice becomes very catatonic and broken after this betrayal. She looses the light in her eyes and is seen to be very depressed and nearly docile. The doctor continues to show her with riches, dresses and toys, and does not attempt to sexually harass Alice any further. On her fifteenth birthday, however, he attempts - and succeeds at raping Alice. This caused Alice's deep detachment towards people and her distrust of others. In self defense and fear, she takes a nearby kitchen knife and stabs the doctor repeatedly until he stops moving. It is discovered later that she did not murder him, but he nearly died. When the doctors arrive they question her, but Alice has entered a catatonic state. Despite this, several days alter Crowsworth is discovered to have been murdered in his hospital bed. Alice is dismissed due to lack of evidence and because she was at the orphanage at the time of the crime.

After this incident Alice was sent back to the orphanage. All the children stayed away from her because of her reputation (she was always sent back to the orphanage after a bad incident). People refuse to adopt her due to this, as well, and the oprhanage matrons decide to send Alice off to a mental rehab due to her unstable mental health. Before this happens, Alice's aunt, Carrie, arrives from the United States and states she is moving to England and will take Alice in. She states she did not have the funds to take Alice in but with her new job in England she could afford to adopt her. She lives with her aunt for several months until her sixteenth birthday.

Adolescent Years
On her sixteenth birthday, Alice finally returns to Wonderland after unlocking the Forbidden Box and using the Endless Clock to teleport to Wonderland (albeit unknowingly).

However, instead of Wonderland, she is overcome by a dark blue room with a shining white light. Alice reaches for the light and a white hand reaches out for her, calling her name. Alice is then blinded by the white light and when she awakens she is in Wonderland.

When Alice wakes up, though, she has suffered from amnesia and lost all of her memories of who she is. The last thing she remembers is the hand reaching for her (this was actually the Original Alice erasing Alice's memories to protect her).