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The Red Queen

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In the High Hide, Levine and Malcolm watch the herbivorous dinosaurs grazing and drinking across the field; Levine notes their spacial arraingment and believes its a sort of defense perimeter. Below, Eddie finishes reassembling a spherical cage that Levine explains is a sort of shark cage, but for dinosaurs. The cage is fastened to the bottom of the High Hide and if any aggressive dinosaurs wander too close to the Hide, people on the ground can get into the cage for protection. Levine, however, believes that the pungent odor of the ferns being used to camoflage the High Hide (which are mildly poisonous) will deter any of the herbivores from coming too closely. Levine then continues on with his theory that modern-day plant defenses are the result of plants defending themselves from over-gra Iracebeth of Crims, also know as The Red Queen, is the primary antagonist of the 2010 film Alice in Wonderland, and a major character and anti-heroine of its sequel Alice Through the Looking Glass. She is the tyrannical queen of Underland and possesses a bloodthirsty personality, commonly sentencing people and animals to be beheaded for the most ordinary of situations. She maintains a difficult relationship with her younger sister, Mirana the White Queen. Character in Through The Looking Glass by Lewis Carroll (not to be confused with The Queen of Hearts; she is a chess piece, although many readers today may be more familiar with black rather than red pieces - the book also features a White Queen). Probably the inspiration for The Queen In Red. She has lent her name to an evolutionary hypothesis regarding the value of sex and an EP. The term 'Red Queen' has been used in other contexts, such as the Resident Evil series and a Doctor Who fanfiction (Gypsy Through The Looking Glass) by DJ Tyrer. See The Red King. The Red Queen, a.k.a. Iracebeth or Iracebeth of Crims, is the main villain of the 2010 film Alice in Wonderland, and a red of Alice Through the Looking Glass.

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To rule Underland at all costs, kill Alice, her sister, and anyone who dares to oppose her rule Make her sister tell her the truth To control Underland To be with Will Scarlet

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Her sister the White Queen , opposition, treachery, her sister's lies

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n14: Duchess from Alice in Wonderland Miranda Richardson's queen from Blackaddar Original and new Queen of Hearts from Alice in Wonderland Miranda Richardson's queen from Blackadder

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Emma Rigby Leilah de Meza n68: Helena Bonham Carter Emma Rigby

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A woman with a huge head and a heart shaped hair style Stout, gigantic bulbous head, fair skin, red heart-shaped hair, pale face, blue queen eye shadow, red-and-black dress with large white collar, tan corset, red dress-skirt with gold-and-black hearts, black shoes with red hearts under the heels, white-and-black striped stockings with red hearts, pearl necklace, gold crown with rubies

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Iracebeth of Crims

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Arrested by The White Queen Redeemed in the mid-series finale- Once Upon a Time in Wonderland Marries Will Scarlet and becomes the White Queen- Once Upon a Time in Wonderland After her army is defeated, she is nearly killed by the Knave of Hearts, then gets expelled from Underland by the White Queen condemned to live in solitude Forgives her sister and becomes good

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The Red Queen, Anastasia Tremaine Your Majesty Iracabeth Bloody Big Head Racie

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Alice Kingsleigh, Underland Resistance , Alice, Cyrus Alice Kingsleigh , Tarrant Hightopp , the White Queen , Underland citizens , the Knave of Hearts

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"SOMEONE HAS STOLEN THREE OF MY TARTS" "OFF WITH HIS HEAD!" "HE TRIED TO KILL ME!" "Her name is Um, IDIOT!" "SOMEONE HAS STOLEN THREE OF MY TARTS!"

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Iracebeth of Crims, also know as The Red Queen, is the primary antagonist of the 2010 film Alice in Wonderland, and a major character and anti-heroine of its sequel Alice Through the Looking Glass. She is the tyrannical queen of Underland and possesses a bloodthirsty personality, commonly sentencing people and animals to be beheaded for the most ordinary of situations. She maintains a difficult relationship with her younger sister, Mirana the White Queen. Other incarnations of the Lewis Carroll character have also appeared before, although in rather minor roles, and for simplicity's sake are also covered on this page. The Red Queen, a.k.a. Iracebeth or Iracebeth of Crims, is the main villain of the 2010 film Alice in Wonderland, and a red of Alice Through the Looking Glass. In the High Hide, Levine and Malcolm watch the herbivorous dinosaurs grazing and drinking across the field; Levine notes their spacial arraingment and believes its a sort of defense perimeter. Below, Eddie finishes reassembling a spherical cage that Levine explains is a sort of shark cage, but for dinosaurs. The cage is fastened to the bottom of the High Hide and if any aggressive dinosaurs wander too close to the Hide, people on the ground can get into the cage for protection. Levine, however, believes that the pungent odor of the ferns being used to camoflage the High Hide (which are mildly poisonous) will deter any of the herbivores from coming too closely. Levine then continues on with his theory that modern-day plant defenses are the result of plants defending themselves from over-grazing from dinosaurs. Noting that despite the abundance of apatosaurs, most of the trees seem relatively intact and not denuded as one would expect; Levine theorizes that the apatosaurs don't actually eat from the tops of trees as one would expect due to the physical stress of having such a long neck (breathing issues, pumping blood up such a long neck) but rather eat from the lower branches and use their neck as a sort of counter-balance for when they use their tails as a weapon of defense. Malcolm interjects that there is something even more remarkable about the dinosaurs they've seen; none of them have attained true adulthood. Levine is unconcerned, believing that dinosaurs simply need more time to grow. Malcolm doesn't believe that explanation for a second and throws Levine's arrogance back in his face by stating that the answer is obvious, much to the enjoyment of Kelly and Arby. Levine, annoyed, states that it could simply be due to being constrained on the island or that they were engineered to be smaller than the fossil record dinosaurs. Malcolm concedes that "Maybe you are right. But then again, maybe you are not." Character in Through The Looking Glass by Lewis Carroll (not to be confused with The Queen of Hearts; she is a chess piece, although many readers today may be more familiar with black rather than red pieces - the book also features a White Queen). Probably the inspiration for The Queen In Red. She has lent her name to an evolutionary hypothesis regarding the value of sex and an EP. The term 'Red Queen' has been used in other contexts, such as the Resident Evil series and a Doctor Who fanfiction (Gypsy Through The Looking Glass) by DJ Tyrer. See The Red King.

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