Watch Alice in Terrorland - Hollywood Scary Horror Movie
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00:07:20My dearest Alice.
00:07:23You must be Beth.
00:07:24Beth Crimmersley.
00:07:26But you can call me...
00:07:28Well, what would you like to call me?
00:07:31Um, Gran?
00:07:33We are family.
00:07:35Last two standing.
00:07:38Oh, I'm so sorry, dear.
00:07:40That was well out of turn.
00:07:42Come on in.
00:07:44Let's get you warm and settled.
00:07:48Oh, my God.
00:07:50Quite something, isn't it?
00:07:52It's beautiful.
00:07:54The foundations date back to the 15th century.
00:07:58Alas, I think the heating system and the pigeons were of the same period.
00:08:05♪♪
00:08:20Hello, you.
00:08:22What's your name?
00:08:24I'm Alice.
00:08:26That's Mitzi, and this is Maisie.
00:08:29Hello, Mitzi.
00:08:31You're awfully cute.
00:08:34Drink some tea.
00:08:36It will warm you up.
00:08:43This house does get very chilly, especially in the winter.
00:08:47It's so big, you see.
00:08:49I'm sorry I couldn't get to the funeral.
00:08:52I didn't know anything about it, none of it,
00:08:55until the lawyers got in touch six weeks ago.
00:09:00I made arrangements for you to come to me as quickly as possible.
00:09:04It's OK, I spoke to him.
00:09:06I'm sorry if...
00:09:08There's no need to apologise.
00:09:12How are you?
00:09:14I mean, really, how are you coping?
00:09:19Oh, I'm sorry.
00:09:21Too early.
00:09:24No, it's just I haven't really...
00:09:27I haven't really spoken to anyone.
00:09:29Well, there hasn't really been anyone, has there?
00:09:32You poor lamb.
00:09:37In the home where they put me, while they were looking for you,
00:09:42there was someone, but...
00:09:44I mean, there were kids there, kids with bigger problems than me.
00:09:48You have her courage.
00:09:50You have her eyes.
00:09:52I can see you in her.
00:09:54And you have her heart, no doubt.
00:09:57Courageous and defiant, like that of a lion.
00:10:01The only thing you can do, Alice, is to keep moving forward.
00:10:06Doesn't matter how far, one step at a time.
00:10:11And today, those steps have brought you to me.
00:10:16And today, those steps have brought you to me.
00:10:21You'll be fine.
00:10:23You'll be safe here.
00:10:25I promise.
00:10:28Did we ever meet?
00:10:30Like when I was a baby?
00:10:32Er, no.
00:10:34Your mother and I, we...
00:10:37Go on.
00:10:39There'll be plenty of time for that, all the time in the world.
00:10:43Now, drink up your tea,
00:10:45and Mitzi, Maisie and I will show you to your room.
00:10:50It was your mother's room.
00:10:52I hope you'll like it.
00:10:56I'm sure it'll be perfect.
00:10:58I'll leave you to unpack your bags and...
00:11:03leave you some space.
00:11:05Just come and find me when you're ready.
00:11:09Um, I wouldn't go anywhere near the woods.
00:11:12Not at this time of year.
00:11:15We have six acres, and there are poachers.
00:11:19As long as you stick to the water's edge, you should be fine.
00:11:23That's if you feel like exploring.
00:11:38Hello?
00:12:08Hello?
00:12:39HELLO!
00:13:02It was my mother's recipe.
00:13:05Her ancestors lived here. My ancestors. And yours too, I suppose.
00:13:11How did it get its name?
00:13:13Wonderland? Aren't you familiar with the book? You should be. You were named after it.
00:13:20Book?
00:13:22The Adventures of Alice in Wonderland, Lewis Carroll.
00:13:26I saw the movie, but I've never read the book.
00:13:29Well, it was said that Lewis Carroll lived here in the early 1800s.
00:13:35And this was supposed to have inspired him.
00:13:39Inspired him to write one of the greatest examples of Victorian literature.
00:13:45And then my ancestors named it after it.
00:13:50What was it called? Before that, I mean.
00:13:53Cremercy House.
00:13:56How was the soup?
00:13:58Yeah, it was good. Really good.
00:14:00Do you have a copy?
00:14:02A copy?
00:14:03Of the book, Alice in Wonderland.
00:14:06Well, of course.
00:14:08I'd love to read it.
00:14:10Well, I shall have to dig you out a copy then.
00:14:14You didn't go anywhere near the woods, did you?
00:14:18No, I just stayed by the stream. It was so peaceful.
00:14:22I meant what I said about the woods, Alice.
00:14:53Do you play?
00:14:55Play what?
00:14:56Cards.
00:14:57I play with my friends.
00:14:59Not so much with...
00:15:00With?
00:15:01I played with my friend a lot.
00:15:06Do you still miss her?
00:15:08After it happened, I kind of shut down.
00:15:12I haven't really spoken to anyone in...
00:15:16It feels like forever.
00:15:17Forever is a long time, Alice.
00:15:20Did you ever lose anyone?
00:15:22Before, I mean.
00:15:24I'm sorry, I'm...
00:15:26What happened between Mum and you?
00:15:28Not very good at talking about it.
00:15:31Perhaps one day we'll learn to help each other heal.
00:15:35I hope so. I'd like that.
00:15:37I'm sorry.
00:15:39I'm sorry.
00:15:41Right. Let the game begin.
00:16:41Hey, why did you stop?
00:16:43I'm sorry, I didn't know if I was allowed.
00:16:46It's so beautiful.
00:16:48Of course.
00:16:50Wonderland is your home now.
00:16:53Our home.
00:16:55Fate has brought us together, you and I.
00:17:00Did she teach you how to play?
00:17:03Yes, she did.
00:17:05Did she teach you how to play?
00:17:08And who do you think taught her?
00:17:11Something about being here with you makes me feel closer to her.
00:17:15Oh.
00:17:17Right, bunch up.
00:17:35Oh, my dear girl.
00:17:38Alice? Are you all right?
00:17:41Oh, my dear girl.
00:17:44Alice?
00:17:46Alice?
00:17:48Are you all right?
00:17:50Alice?
00:17:52Alice?
00:17:54Alice?
00:17:56Alice?
00:17:58Alice?
00:18:00Alice?
00:18:02Alice?
00:18:04Alice?
00:18:22Oh, I wonder whatever it was that came over you.
00:18:26Perhaps a little too much excitement for one day, huh?
00:18:30Now you rest up, and I'll go and get a little something to settle your tummy.
00:18:36Gran?
00:18:38Yes, dear?
00:18:40Thank you for everything.
00:19:01Oh, dear.
00:19:04There we go.
00:19:33It's all my own recipe.
00:19:36And it's all from the garden.
00:19:39It'll do you the power of good.
00:19:43Just take little sips.
00:19:46Little and often, okay?
00:19:50I'll be just down the corridor if you need me.
00:20:13There you go. Slowly.
00:20:17You're okay.
00:20:20Are you still cold?
00:20:23Oh.
00:20:25There. Nice and snug.
00:20:28Don't go.
00:20:30I've just had an idea.
00:20:32I'll be right back, I promise.
00:20:35Promise?
00:20:37I promise.
00:20:48I am going to read you to sleep.
00:20:52I'm going to tell you a story.
00:20:55The story of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.
00:21:05Chapter One. Down the Rabbit Hole.
00:21:10Alice was beginning to get very tired,
00:21:14Alice was beginning to get very tired of sitting by her sister on the bank
00:21:19and of having nothing to do.
00:21:21Once or twice she had peeped into the book her sister was reading,
00:21:25but it had no pictures or conversations in it.
00:21:28And what is the use of a book, thought Alice,
00:21:32without pictures or conversations?
00:21:37So she was considering in her own mind, as well as she could,
00:21:42for the hot day made her feel very sleepy and stupid,
00:21:46whether the pleasure of making a daisy chain
00:21:49would be worth the trouble of getting up and picking the daisies,
00:21:53when suddenly a white rabbit with pink eyes ran close by her.
00:22:01In another moment, down went Alice after it,
00:22:05never once considering how in the world she was to get out again.
00:22:13Back?
00:22:16Back?
00:22:28Hello, Alice.
00:22:30How do you know my name?
00:22:33I'd love to stop and chat, but I'd be late.
00:22:37Late?
00:22:39I'd love to stop and chat, but I'd be late.
00:22:42Late? What are you late for?
00:22:45A very important date.
00:22:47The party's starting soon. I can't be late.
00:22:50It is the seat of bad manners.
00:22:53Would you like to come with me?
00:22:55Come with you?
00:22:57To the party. It's a very important date.
00:23:00Yes. Yes, you said.
00:23:03Just dreaming. Go along with it.
00:23:06Wake up. Wake up.
00:23:09Wake up.
00:23:29What? What happened?
00:23:32I killed them.
00:23:35They were late.
00:23:38The seat of bad manners.
00:23:40I thought you agreed.
00:23:51It's my little secret.
00:23:53What is?
00:23:54The cake.
00:23:56I always poison the cake.
00:24:01All children love cake.
00:24:03You've killed them for being late.
00:24:05I killed them for being late.
00:24:10Have you ever been late, Alice?
00:24:14When the house burned around your parents.
00:24:19The smoke slowly choking your mother.
00:24:24Was it not sweet little Alice who was too late to raise the alarm?
00:24:30I don't know what you're talking about.
00:24:33Would you like to see a trick?
00:24:49It's all about sleight of hand.
00:24:55I can make it all go away, Alice.
00:24:58What?
00:24:59I can make the pain all go away.
00:25:03How?
00:25:23Want to see a trick?
00:25:28Come on.
00:25:58Come on.
00:26:28Come on.
00:26:59Beth?
00:27:04Beth?
00:27:06Alice?
00:27:28Alice?
00:27:30Whatever is it? You look like you've seen a ghost.
00:27:32I had a nightmare.
00:27:34Just like the book. There was a rabbit.
00:27:37A rabbit? Goodness.
00:27:40Well, I don't know how much you were able to absorb.
00:27:43You fell asleep before I finished the first chapter.
00:27:47I'm sorry.
00:27:49No need to apologise.
00:27:52It was just a dream.
00:27:54No, I meant I fell asleep while you were reading to me.
00:27:57You must think me quite rude.
00:27:59Not at all. I just wanted you to awake before I continued.
00:28:03But when you can sleep, you must.
00:28:06You need the rest, my dear.
00:28:09In the morning, you will be right as rain.
00:28:13I assure you.
00:28:15And when I can, I must get on with this,
00:28:18otherwise it'll take me a month of Sundays.
00:28:20What is it?
00:28:22A scarf.
00:28:24It's beautiful.
00:28:25Well, as I said, the heating and the foundations go back to the same period.
00:28:31Oh, no, not again.
00:28:33Alice?
00:28:35Can you manage on your own?
00:28:37I'll go and get some fresh towels.
00:29:00I'm sorry.
00:29:30I'm sorry.
00:30:01What are you doing here?
00:30:03Who are you?
00:30:05I'm Tallulah.
00:30:06And I'm Tara.
00:30:08What do you want?
00:30:09We're here to warn you.
00:30:11We're here to tell you a story.
00:30:13I need to find Beth.
00:30:15Beth?
00:30:16She can't hear you.
00:30:17Why not?
00:30:18You're not awake.
00:30:19You're still dreaming.
00:30:21I want to wake up now.
00:30:22But we haven't told you our story yet.
00:30:25I'm not sure I want to hear it right now.
00:30:27Don't you want to know how it happened?
00:30:31How he did it.
00:30:35Who did that to you?
00:30:37What happened?
00:30:38It was the Walrus.
00:30:40That's what they called him.
00:30:42Who?
00:30:44The press.
00:30:46Why did they call him the Walrus?
00:30:50That's what they called him at school.
00:30:52The bullies.
00:30:54The ones he said drove him to it.
00:30:57He grew up to be a carpenter.
00:30:59He'd drive around in his van.
00:31:02Around and around.
00:31:04Looking.
00:31:06Waiting.
00:31:07Where is he?
00:31:09The Walrus.
00:31:11Shh.
00:31:12He'll hear you.
00:31:18Where are we?
00:31:19Shh.
00:31:21Where are we?
00:31:22Shh.
00:31:24He's coming.
00:31:26Something wicked this way comes.
00:31:30What's happening?
00:31:32What is this?
00:31:34This is how it happened.
00:31:37He's going to take her now.
00:31:46Excuse me.
00:31:49I was wondering if you could help me.
00:31:52I'm a little lost.
00:31:53I must have got turned around.
00:31:55I'm looking for Levine Avenue.
00:31:57Can you help me?
00:31:59Can you help me?
00:32:19The Walrus and the carpenter had the oysters.
00:32:26Because they could.
00:32:29Because I could.
00:32:32Because I could.
00:32:35Because I could.
00:32:38Because I could.
00:32:41Because I could.
00:32:45Because I could.
00:32:48The Walrus and the carpenter had the oysters.
00:32:51Where is she?
00:32:53Who?
00:32:54Your sister?
00:32:57Because I could.
00:33:02Why?
00:33:04He'll hear you.
00:33:06You mustn't interrupt him while he works.
00:33:09Why?
00:33:11Entitlement.
00:33:13That is his undoing.
00:33:15As it will be hers.
00:33:18Hers?
00:33:20What are you talking about? Who?
00:33:23Because I could.
00:33:25Because I could.
00:33:28Because I could.
00:33:30Because I could.
00:33:32Because I could.
00:33:33Because I could.
00:33:35Because I could.
00:33:37Because I could.
00:33:39Because I could.
00:33:40Because I could.
00:33:41Because I could.
00:33:42Because I could.
00:33:44Because I could.
00:33:45Close your eyes and make a wish.
00:33:51Tweedledum and Tweedledee agreed to have a battle,
00:33:55for Tweedledum said Tweedledee had spoiled his nice new rattle.
00:34:01Just then flew down a monstrous crow,
00:34:04as black as a tar barrel,
00:34:06which frightened both our heroes so they quite forgot their quarrel.
00:34:13Oh my dear, you're burning up.
00:34:16Shall I fit you a fresh towel?
00:34:18I don't know what's wrong with me.
00:34:20I felt fine earlier.
00:34:22I know.
00:34:24It's all so unexpected.
00:34:26You must be so frightened.
00:34:28Please don't leave me.
00:34:30I feel so sick.
00:34:32I have just the thing for you.
00:34:36Hold on.
00:34:38I'll be right back.
00:35:06This was your mother's.
00:35:12You take good care of her.
00:35:36No.
00:35:46Let her call it soapy dreaming.
00:36:06SCREAMING
00:36:26The caterpillar and Alice looked at each other for some time in silence.
00:36:32At last the caterpillar took the hooker out of its mouth
00:36:36and addressed her in a languid, sleepy voice.
00:36:40Who are you? said the caterpillar.
00:36:43I think you ought to tell me who you are first.
00:36:46No, you.
00:36:48Who are you?
00:36:50I'm Alice.
00:36:52Alice Ackerman.
00:36:54Yes, there she is.
00:36:56There you are.
00:36:59Alice. Alice in Wonderland.
00:37:03Is that how you dealt with your parents' death?
00:37:07Shut it out? The screaming?
00:37:10What?
00:37:13You just closed your eyes and waded into the quiet of the stream.
00:37:19I lost my parents.
00:37:21We've all lost someone, yet we're supposed to continue like we didn't.
00:37:27Tell me, Alice, did you ever look at it from a different perspective?
00:37:32Look at what?
00:37:36Your situation.
00:37:38Your circumstance.
00:37:40Protectament.
00:37:44You can only look at a situation from the perspective with which you meant it.
00:37:51You think she has your best interests at heart?
00:37:57Who?
00:37:59Her. The Red Queen.
00:38:03Who are you?
00:38:05Just a concerned friend.
00:38:11Friend.
00:38:13Beware.
00:38:15Beware the Red Queen.
00:38:18But...
00:38:20Perhaps the question is not who are you, but who is she?
00:38:33Alice?
00:38:35Alice, it's all right.
00:38:37It's all right. It's all right.
00:38:40You've had a dream.
00:38:42It was a nightmare, Alice. You're OK.
00:38:45It was a nightmare, Alice. You're OK.
00:38:49It's the fever.
00:38:51Look at me. Look at me.
00:38:54That's it.
00:38:56It's Beth.
00:38:58It's your gran.
00:39:00You're OK.
00:39:04That's it.
00:39:06That's it.
00:39:08You're back in the room now. You're OK.
00:39:11You're OK.
00:39:13I don't feel good.
00:39:15I think I need to see a doctor.
00:39:18A doctor?
00:39:20I feel so sick.
00:39:22I've never felt anything like this in my stomach.
00:39:25Darling, well, I don't know what it could be.
00:39:29I mean, it can't be the food. We both ate the same thing.
00:39:32No, it's not the food. The food was good. It's just...
00:39:36Alice? Alice?
00:39:39Alice?
00:39:43Alice?
00:40:09All up?
00:40:11There shouldn't be anything left.
00:40:14That smells good.
00:40:16A slightly different blend,
00:40:18just in case there was something in the first lot that disagreed with you.
00:40:22Hey.
00:40:24I'm here to look after you.
00:40:27Now let's get you tucked back into bed, huh?
00:40:33Oh, and I did call the good doctor,
00:40:37but there was no answer.
00:40:39It's highly unlikely that he will come before tomorrow.
00:40:42That's assuming that he gets the messages before his morning rounds,
00:40:47but don't worry.
00:40:51You're in good hands.
00:40:54You're in great hands.
00:41:00This is going to be new for both of us.
00:41:03There will be these milestones along the way.
00:41:06The first time you get sick, the first time you fall.
00:41:10But we all fall in life, Alice.
00:41:15Just remember that I will always be there to pick you up again.
00:41:25I know you miss them terribly.
00:41:29You asked me earlier whom I had lost.
00:41:34How I wish that I could say that I didn't know what you were going through,
00:41:39but I lost my mother at about your age.
00:41:47It was a long, long time ago.
00:41:52I said earlier you had her courage.
00:41:57Loving somebody deeply gives you courage,
00:42:02but being loved by somebody deeply gives you strength.
00:42:13It will always hurt,
00:42:17but it will hurt less.
00:42:20Does that make any sense?
00:42:23I think so.
00:42:26Would you like me to read to you again, just until you fall asleep?
00:42:30Would you mind?
00:42:32Of course not, you sweet child.
00:42:37The only things in the kitchen that did not sneeze
00:42:41were the cook and a large cat
00:42:45which was sitting on the hearth and grinning from ear to ear.
00:42:50The only things in the kitchen that did not sneeze
00:42:53were the cook and a large cat
00:42:57which was sitting on the hearth and grinning from ear to ear.
00:43:03Please, would you tell me, said Alice a little timidly,
00:43:08for she was not quite sure whether it was good manners for her to speak first.
00:43:13Why, your cat grins like that.
00:43:17It's a good thing.
00:43:20It's a good thing.
00:43:23It's a good thing.
00:43:26It's a good thing.
00:43:29Why, your cat grins like that.
00:43:32I'm sorry.
00:43:35Could you repeat the question?
00:43:38Tell me, Alice, did you ever look at it from a different perspective?
00:43:43It's just a dream.
00:43:45It's just a dream, you're dreaming.
00:43:50I'm sorry.
00:43:53Your scars, how did you get them?
00:43:58That's what I thought you meant.
00:44:02But then you're not my usual doctor, are you?
00:44:08I thought, what a funny way of putting it.
00:44:15My cat.
00:44:19What a roundabout way to ask me how I got them.
00:44:25How I got my scars.
00:44:29The scars of a Cheshire cat.
00:44:33This is a safe space.
00:44:35Is it now?
00:44:39Well, I suppose you can't help that.
00:44:46We're all mad here.
00:44:53My markings.
00:44:56That's the name the press gave them.
00:45:01Like him, they were very unkind to me.
00:45:09To who? Who were they unkind to?
00:45:12To the walrus, of course.
00:45:16Perhaps that would have made it all the more ironic had I kept them.
00:45:24Kept what?
00:45:27My press.
00:45:30Cuttings.
00:45:36Do you feel like talking about them today?
00:45:39About what?
00:45:42About what you call my crimes.
00:45:46What would you call them?
00:45:52Art.
00:45:54Art?
00:45:55Art.
00:45:59You call scarring the faces of families, men, women and children, you call that art?
00:46:09Every cat burglar needs a calling card.
00:46:11And you couldn't have left the taps running?
00:46:16You're very attractive for a psychotherapist.
00:46:23I imagine that's very dangerous for your clients.
00:46:30You did that to the faces of your victims.
00:46:34The victims of your crimes, but who did that to you?
00:46:40Who gave you the worst of them?
00:46:42You don't know what this is.
00:46:46You don't know what she did.
00:46:50You don't know it's her, do you?
00:46:54Who? What are you talking about?
00:46:56I dare not say her name.
00:47:00In case she can hear.
00:47:06She's everywhere.
00:47:10In the walls.
00:47:17Can't you hear them singing?
00:47:20Like I said, this is a safe space.
00:47:23The Red Queen.
00:47:31You want me to show you how she did it?
00:47:34Excuse me?
00:48:04At last, we meet.
00:48:31It's all about meetings and partings.
00:48:34That is the way of it, Alice.
00:48:39Would you like to play a game?
00:48:44I like games.
00:48:47They teach you all manner of lessons.
00:48:50About consequences, about loss, about knowing your opponent.
00:48:58It is better to weigh the enemy more mighty than it seems.
00:49:05Would you like to deal?
00:49:09Seeing as you are such a master.
00:49:13Are we ready to begin?
00:49:17Are you wondering why I did it?
00:49:25Did what?
00:49:27I wished her, ripped her.
00:49:34Why I gave her her scars.
00:49:38Have you met her?
00:49:44I did.
00:49:46Gruesome, isn't she?
00:49:49Oh, but she makes no sense at all anymore.
00:49:51I think she's totally insane.
00:49:53Talks nothing but nonsense.
00:49:55I wouldn't call it nonsense.
00:49:57But I've heard nonsense and compared with which it would be as sensible as a dictionary.
00:50:03How profound.
00:50:07This is it, you know.
00:50:09The dream you won't wake up from.
00:50:13Here, now.
00:50:16You see, it needs all the running you can do just to stay in one place.
00:50:20If you want to run somewhere else, you'll have to go twice as fast as that.
00:50:26I already did.
00:50:31What have you done?
00:50:34I won.
00:50:35No.
00:50:37No, nobody beats the Red Queen.
00:50:40You don't understand.
00:50:42Nobody beats the Red Queen.
00:50:45No.
00:51:15No.
00:51:45Your hair wants cutting.
00:52:14Does it?
00:52:16I quite like it, Noel.
00:52:18Well, you know best, my dear.
00:52:20You know best.
00:52:22Come, sit.
00:52:24Sit.
00:52:26Before your tea gets cold.
00:52:32Who are you?
00:52:34I'm Alice.
00:52:35Well, of course you are.
00:52:38And I'm...
00:52:40The Mad Hatter.
00:52:45Goodness.
00:52:46Why do they call you that?
00:52:54Because I'm actually quite, quite mad.
00:53:02You really don't need to be quite so angry.
00:53:06After all, it's such a lovely day.
00:53:11Look at what a wonderful spreadsheet for that.
00:53:14I don't think I've ever seen such a beautiful tea party.
00:53:17Yes.
00:53:20You're so right.
00:53:25I'm sorry for my outburst.
00:53:29It's just...
00:53:31Well...
00:53:33Sometimes I get these dark thoughts.
00:53:41Very, very dark thoughts.
00:53:47What about you, Alice?
00:53:49Do you get them too?
00:53:52Yes.
00:53:53I think we all do.
00:53:55About your parents?
00:53:58How did you know that?
00:54:02I can see it in your eyes.
00:54:06She says she sees courage.
00:54:10But all I see is grief.
00:54:17That's what brought us all here.
00:54:20The Rabbit.
00:54:23The Walrus.
00:54:24Tallulah and Tara.
00:54:26Even the Cheshire Ripper.
00:54:29Grief is what brought us all here to Wonderland.
00:54:39What about the Red Queen?
00:54:45The Red Queen is grief.
00:54:52She feeds on it.
00:54:55What does that mean?
00:54:59It's a secret.
00:55:04She told me not to tell you.
00:55:07I think you should drink your tea before it gets cold.
00:55:11Everybody's watching.
00:55:19Are you okay?
00:55:25I do feel a bit...
00:55:28Curiouser.
00:55:30And...
00:55:33Curiouser.
00:55:38She loves me.
00:55:42She loves me not.
00:55:47What is it?
00:55:50You can tell me.
00:55:52I have dark thoughts too, remember?
00:55:55What she's been putting in your tea.
00:55:59Wake up, Alice.
00:56:04I said, wake up, Alice.
00:56:11Wake up, Alice!
00:56:24Alice?
00:56:25Tara?
00:56:27No.
00:56:28I'm Tallulah.
00:56:30Tara's.
00:56:33Don't...
00:56:36Don't what?
00:56:38Don't look over there.
00:56:40You have to leave now.
00:56:44If either of them discover us here, it would be quite fatal.
00:56:52One can only learn so much and live.
00:56:57Live, Alice.
00:57:00Live.
00:57:02But I feel so sick.
00:57:05Remember what she said?
00:57:07But I don't feel like that now.
00:57:10I feel so sick.
00:57:13That was yesterday.
00:57:15Look.
00:57:18It's no use going back to yesterday.
00:57:21Because yesterday, you were a different person.
00:57:38I'm sorry.
00:57:41I'm sorry.
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00:59:53I'm sorry.
00:59:59You know.
01:00:02I know.
01:00:05How did you figure it out?
01:00:10When I used to read fairy tales, I fancied that kind of thing never happening.
01:00:15Now, here I am in the middle of one.
01:00:18Drink me.
01:00:21I hope you understand why I had to do it.
01:00:24This house means everything to my family.
01:00:28Beth Crimsey.
01:00:31The Red Queen.
01:00:34A house is more than bricks and water.
01:00:38Without a family, a house is just a cold empty shell.
01:00:43Oh, you are wrong.
01:00:45No, I'm not, Gran.
01:00:49Can't you hear the walls?
01:00:53They're talking to me, singing to me about its histories, its stories.
01:00:59I had to save her.
01:01:00Do you really believe that?
01:01:02Sometimes I believe more than six impossible things before breakfast.
01:01:10That's why I had to poison you.
01:01:13Why?
01:01:15I want to hear you say it. I need to hear you say it.
01:01:18For the money.
01:01:21It was always supposed to be mine, not yours.
01:01:27You were supposed to die in that fire too.
01:01:31You weren't hard to find at all, were you?
01:01:34That's not why it took the lawyers so long to find you.
01:01:38You were hiding.
01:01:43It was you who started the fire.
01:01:46For my inheritance.
01:01:47Like I said, I refuse to lose this house.
01:01:53It wasn't my fault that Henry gambled it all away, the money.
01:01:56I mean, how was I supposed to know?
01:01:57So you murdered your own daughter.
01:02:01You killed my parents and you tried to kill me.
01:02:05For money.
01:02:06Not for the money, you stupid, stupid girl.
01:02:11For Wonderland.
01:02:41What?
01:02:53The final game.
01:02:56But this time you get to choose the game, Alice.
01:03:01Rummy.
01:03:02What?
01:03:04Rummy.
01:03:07Promise.
01:03:17What are we playing for?
01:03:19The final fatal dose.
01:03:23The final curtain. Good night, Vienna.
01:03:27I'm sorry it had to come to this, Alice. After all, you are my flesh and blood.
01:03:33And every game has to come to an end.
01:03:37No, no, not now, please, please.
01:04:07What happens now?
01:04:09We drink a toast. To the winner.
01:04:15Come on, drink up, Alice. Don't be a sore loser.
01:04:29I'm so sorry.
01:04:32You made me do it.
01:04:35It's all about sleight of hand.
01:04:58Drink down.
01:05:04No!
01:05:34I'm sorry.
01:06:04The long grass rustled at her feet as the white rabbit hurried by.
01:06:33The frightened mouse splashed his way through the neighbouring pool.
01:06:37She could hear the rattle of the teacups as the March Hare and his friends shared their never-ending meal
01:06:43and the shrill voice of the Queen ordering off her unfortunate guests to execution.
01:06:51So she sat on with closed eyes and half-believed herself in Wonderland,
01:06:57though she knew she had but to open them again and all would change to dull reality.
01:07:04The grass would be rustling in the wind and the pool rippling to the waving of the reeds.
01:07:09The rattling teacups would change to tinkling sheep bells and the Queen's shrill cries.
01:07:17Lastly, she pictured to herself how this same little sister of hers would in the after time be herself a grown woman
01:07:27and how she would keep through all her riper years the simple and loving heart of her childhood
01:07:34and how she would gather about her other little children and make their eyes bright and eager with many a strange tale.
01:07:43Perhaps even with the dream of Wonderland of long ago.
01:07:48And how she would feel with all their simple sorrows and find a pleasure in all their simple joys
01:07:56remembering her own child life and the happy summer days.
01:08:13Shhh.
01:08:44Shhh.
01:08:55Child of the pure unclouded brow and dreaming eyes of wonder,
01:09:00though time be fleet and I and thou are half a life asunder,
01:09:06thy loving smile will surely hail the love gift of a fairy tale.
01:09:12I have not seen thy sunny face nor heard thy silver laughter.
01:09:17No thought of me shall find a place in thy young life's hereafter.
01:09:23Enough that thou wilt not fail to listen to my fairy tale.
01:09:29A tale begun in other days when summer suns were glowing.
01:09:34A simple chime that served to time the rhyme of our rowing.
01:09:40Whose echoes live in memory yet through envious years would say forget.
01:09:47Come hearken our voice of dread with bitter tidings laden,
01:09:52shall summon to an unwelcome bed a melancholy maiden.
01:09:57But we are but older children, dear, who fret to find our bedtime near.
01:10:03Without the frost, the binding snow, the storms, wind, moody madness.
01:10:09Within the firelight's ruddy glow, the childhood's nest of gladness.
01:10:15The magic words shall hold fast, thou shalt not heed the raving blast.
01:10:21And though the shadows of a sigh may tremble through the storm,
01:10:26for happy summer glory, it shall not touch with breadth of bale
01:10:31the pleasance of our fairy tale.
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01:16:39Thank you for watching.