Anna Ledell/Relationships

Charles White
One of Anna's most significant relationships is her relationship with Charles White. White first appears to be Anna's servant, as he calls her 'Mistress' and caters to her every whim, following her orders. Later in the series, though, it is shown that Anna and White are actually close friends who are in very deep love with one another.

After Anna was killed and became the next Mistress of Overland, she was terrified out of her mind at being suddenly teleported to Overland, and fell into despair. Her fear attracted the various monsters in Overland, who attacked her, but White and Cheshire arrived just in time to save her. The two then took Anna to Wonderland, and asked her what had happened. After it was revealed that Anna was the new Mistress of Overland, and explained why,  Anna nearly had a mental breakdown, feeling all alone and abandoned, as well as afraid of her future. White, who had already fallen in love with Anna from their time together as children, could strongly relate to her feelings. He promptly vowed to stay by her side forever, as a loyal servant and close friend, and to do anything for her sake. He promised never to leave her alone, a promise Anna clung to.

Because of this, Anna became heavily dependent on White, both emotionally and physically. He became her emotional support throughout the long, dark, hopeless years in Overland, and helped take her mind off of her horrible future by talking and playing with her. She saw him as the light in the darkness, for he was the only happy and good thing in Overland. She also physically relied on him to help  try and stop her from performing the horrid duties of the Mistress of Overland. White stayed by Anna's side no matter how bleak or twisted things got,  even after she developed split personalities thanks to the Insanity of Overland. Thus, White became such a huge part of Anna's life that without him, Anna would absolutely not be able to survive (as herself) at all.

Anna once stated that if White had not been there for her, she'd be a completely different person. She cares for him deeply, but not just because he became her emotional support and servant. His personality, which is bright, warm and loving, is the part of him that Anna admires deeply, and it was his personality and character that she fell in love with during those long years. She cares for him purely and selflessly, to the point of easily sacrificing herself for his sake (even before she knew she was immune to physical attacks).

Anna also feels rather guilty, because White's love for her became so strong that he was willing to go against his own nature and do cruel and evil things for her sake. Since Anna is in love with White, she does not want him to loose who he is or do things that hurt him (emotionally or physically), and feels as if it's her fault that White lost the good royal life he had ahead of him (though he actually renounced his title, but told her otherwise so that she would not protest) and had to "taint" himself with her and Overland's darkness. Everytime she brings this up, White becomes rather angry and fervently refuses to ever leave her, saying his life without Anna was worth nothing. Anna makes him promise to go on living without her, and White makes her promise the same thing, but both believe that if the other left there'd be no point.

At the same time, White heavily depends on Anna nearly as much as she does him. She was his emotional support as a child, and is the only person who has an unwavering confidence, trust, and love for him, which keeps him strong as he has moments where he seriously doubts himself, his ability, and his goodness. White's fierce and obsessive protective streak regarding Anna also may have originated from the death of his mother, who, like Anna, was misunderstood to be cruel and violent, but was actually gentle and loving at heart. Of course, White's love for Anna goes beyond that, as he would do absolutely anything for her, her health, and her happiness (even if it might make her hate him, if it's for her own sake, he'd do it). Though Anna's actions are limited while in Overland, she always does as much as possible for White as well. The two love each other deeply and more than anyone.

Alice Ledell
Anna is Alice's identical twin. As kids, they were very close, and would always play together and dress alike. The only difference in their appearance was the color of their bows, as they used the difference in color to show both their unification and individuality. Anna was the voice of reason, while Alice was the adventurous and irresponsible one. Anna was a very good listener and cared for Alice a lot, always supporting her and being Alice's shoulder to cry on. She would always give Alice advice and acted as a loving older sister, and helped her through anything. Alice relied heavily on Anna, and the two were best friends as well as sisters.

However, their relationship drastically changed after Anna's death. When Anna was being attacked by the Lord of Overland, she called out to Alice for help, being too young and weak to defend herself alone. Alice, paralyzed with fear, ran away without meaning to (actually revealed that the Hatter had been controlling her), leaving Anna to be murdered and taken to Overland. At her twin's actions, Anna felt a deep and utter shock, as well as ultimate betrayal and abandonment. She was heartbroken and hurt, and felt extreme loneliness in Overland, terrified by what she saw. This loneliness was taken away by White later on.

As she grew older, Anna's feelings towards Alice turned darker, into, jealousy, anger and an urge for vengeance. She hated Alice's taking away her happy ending and original destiny, feeling that Alice robbed her of her life. She swore to take revenge on Alice once she entered Wonderland and take over the throne that was rightfully hers. Still, Anna never truly hated Alice, and her angry, negative feelings actually steemed from the sorrow and sadness she felt at Alice's betrayal. Because she was emotionally hurt, she lashed out with anger, even though those emotions were masks. She also blamed Alice for nearly everything bad in her life, only because it was easier to place the blame on Alice since she had no other explanation as to why the world had suddenly become cruel to her. Despite all her seemingly vibrantly hateful emotions, Anna never actually hated Alice, and forgave her easily after finding out the truth. She admitted that she hated hating Alice, because for Anna, loving someone was much easier. She also said that she never hated Alice herself, but rather hated what Alice had done (at least, what Anna had thought she'd done.)

After the two reunite, they become closer than they were even as kids, and resume their close friendship and good relationship.

Cheshire Cat
Anna's friendship with the Cheshire cat is very important to her. He was, along with White, the only frend she had in Overland because  he was one of the few Walkers who could survive in Overland and would willingly travel there. He found Anna after she'd just been killed and teleported to Overland, where she was passed out and covered in blood.

He approached her, as she appeared human and human children could not live in Overland. After hearing her heartbeat, he decided she must be alive, and attempted to wake her. She began to cry, and was terrified of Overland, asking to go home. Cheshire tried to comfort her, but only made matters worse and upset Anna more. He panicked and took White to Overland, asking him to help the situation. White recognized Anna and soothed her, and the three went to the only safe zone, the Black Castle. It was there that Cheshire expressed guilt at making Anna cry more, and asked if he could do anything. Anna asked if he could bring her family back, and when he said no, she became more depressed. White then swore to stay by Anna's side and keep her safe, and though Cheshire did not understood who Anna was (to White), his guilt and good nature caused him to make the same vow, though not to an extent as extreme as White's vow.

During the years Cheshire would come and go. He was the one who created a device that allowed White to stay in Overland unaffected by the environment, for which both White and Anna are immensely grateful. He kept Anna company whenever White had to go to Wonderland, and eventually took a strong liking to Anna and visited randomly more often. He developed a rather strong crush to her, and even began to fall for her, but stopped himself because of White's feelings for Anna, though White did the same for Cheshire. Eventually the two decided to both let their feelings for Anna remain and let her decide, but after "meeting" Alice Ledell on Anna's orders, he began to fall in love with Alice, though he denied his feelings at first. He attempted to renounce his love for Anna and love only Alice, as Anna loved White anyway, but he eventually revealed that he was never able to let go of Anna completely, and he remained fiercely loyal to her.

Cheshire's feelings for Anna were strong enough that he followed her orders blindly. While White knew of her motives and reason, Cheshire did not learn of her relation or history with Alice until much later on, and thus loved Anna enough to do whatever she asked without knowing why.

In return, Anna cared deeply for Cheshire as a friend. She never developed romantic feelings in return for him, at least not in the way she loved White, though she was seen to blush around Cheshire once in a while. She stated that he was one of the most important people in the world to her, as he often made her laugh and have adventures, keeping her childhood alive and almost regular, for which Anna could never thank him enough for doing. He even brought her up to Wonderland a few times, despite how dangerous it was.



Since Cheshire is Anna's official soulmate, and vice versa, the two have a very strong, unseverable bond, which isn't necessarily romantic (on Anna's part), but inexplicably strong nonetheless. They do not seem to fully understand each other, though, as Cheshire doesn't understand Anna's past or motives as White does, and thus could not fully understand her as a person. Anna didn't learn of Cheshire's past later, but accepted and cared for him anyway, much like Cheshire did for her. Cheshire claims their relationship was a victim of circumstance and once wondered if he had met Anna instead of White that day, whether things for them would have turned out differently.

Mad Hatter
The Mad Hatter was Alice's first hope of being freed from her destiny as Mistress of Overland. He arrived one day and told her he had an idea that might free her from Overland and allow her to take her destiny as Queen of Wonderland. Thus, Anna placed her hopes on Hatter and trusted him wholeheartedly, displaying how naive and innocent she remained despite all she'd seen.

The Hatter attempted to charm Anna and make her fall for him, but because she was rather oblivious and saw him only as a friend, she didn't realize he was flirting with her, and he instead resorted to spilling a love spell elixir into her tea in an attempt to make her fall in love with him in order to control her (since there is no magic that can bend a living person's will). Because Anna loved White, and her love was true, the elixir backfired and instead caused her to dislike Hatter. Though the effect faded away eventually and Anna went back to trusting him. Hatter seemed to care for Anna as a friend, but it turned out in the end that he was being fake and actually was simply using her, not caring for her at all. After his betrayal, Alice and the others hate Hatter strongly, and Anna is the only one who does not seem to want him dead (as it's shown she has decided never to hate someone again after Alice and her reunite). She simply wants to find out his motives, as she knows from her own experience that people are not born evil, but are made evil by the things they go through, and she wants to understand Hatter and his reasons better.

Thanks to Anna's thinking, it is revealed that Hatter was simply in love with Alice and had switched their destinies on purpose, but that he had realized there was much more power in the two twins than he initially saw as they together were a "key". At this point Anna begins to dislike Hatter for his power hungry motives and for hurting Alice, but she never harms or kills him despite having the chance to.

Airiya
At first, as expected, they have an antagonistic relationship due to being on opposite sides of a war. However, as soon as Anna gives Airiya what White calls her "Special Magical Love Attack" (which is a smile), Airiya drops her tough facade and glomps Anna, calling her "the cutest girl she'd ever seen" and squeezing her really hard.

She begins to say she loves Anna and asks her to marry her, though she says it as a joke. She takes Anna and decides to stop the fight to have a tea party with her. During this time, Anna finds otu Airiya's motives for working with Hatter and Shadow God. She realizes that Airiya is not truly evil and the two become best friends and share a close sisterly relationship that slightly mimics Alice's friendship with Absolem, save for this time, it is Airiya who dresses Anna up at times.

Airiya is deeply attached to Anna, which causes White to become jealous at times. She always jokingly asks Anna to marry her and latches on to her by hugging her for long periods of time. She cares for Anna as a sort of older sister because Anna cares deeply for Airiya and treats her with care. Since she was treated badly her whole life, Airiya feels closer to Anna, who treats her normally. She feels as if Anna is one of the few people who understand and love her. She calls Anna "Onee-Chan".

Kureno 

Anna has a one-sided friendly relationship with Kureno. Though Anna acts friendly and sweet to Kureno, Kureno repeatedly rejects her attempts at friendship and is cold to Anna, though not as cold as she is to Alice.

She claims she only tolerates Anna more than Alice because of Airiya's relationship with Anna and not because of her own thoughts and feelings towards Anna.

Despite the fact that Kureno is in love with Airiya, she is not jealous or rude to Anna, and is simply as cold as she is to nearly everyone. She says she is thankful to Anna for taking care of Airiya and making her happy, but that's the extent to which any good feeling she has towards Anna stops.

When Anna shows Kureno extreme compassion and takes care of her, however, Kureno realizes that perhaps she isn't at all the way Kureno perceived her. She seems to be nicest to Anna out of the rest of the group (Besides Tweedle Dee, Tweedle Dum, and White). However she still remains indifferent towards Anna.