Beddor Alyss Character Traits

Alyss Personality

In the looking glass wars, Beddor uses imager and conflicts to illustrate the change of alyss's life. In the beginning of the novel, Alyss is characterized as stubborn, dependent and imaginative. Alyss is seen as stubborn at the beginning of chapter 4. Alyss states, “ I won’t need any lessons. I’ll just imagine that I know everything and then I will.” (Beddor 26). Alyss is too young to realize that she needs to take her tutor seriously. Because of this, her stubbornness gets in the way of her knowledge to be queen. Alyss is characterized as dependent in the middle of part one of this novel. Alyss states, “ Sir Justice dead. Why did father ever leave, and where's mother. (Beddor 63.) Since Alyss's mother and father are dead Alyss has to become her own person. She also has to take major responsibility. Alyss is described as imaginative in the beginning of chapter 16. Alyss states, “It is not as strong as mother thought. Probably never was. (Beddor 111.) Alyss is losing hope that she will ever find her way

Alyss is seen as confused in the middle of chapter 21. Alyss states, “ Erase it all i will no longer be odd alice.” (Beddor 149). Alyss is now trying to decide if she should forget about wonderland, or if she should never forget about wonderland. Alyss is seen as observant in the beginning of chapter 24. Alyss states, “in a carriage you hurry past these treasures without noticing them.” (Beddor,169). Alyss hasn't completely given up on her past life. She still remembers what life was like so she hasn't completely forgot about wonderland. Alyss is seen as independent during the end of chapter 26. alyss states, “I’m every woman I could be and woman any woman at all.” (Beddor, 191). Alyss has doubts on who she really in. She is also still has a little bit of wonderland still left in her because she likes to look at scenery rather than ride their