Dollieh Sanctuary

davidd wrote:Nice texture of the wooden floor. It looks very castle-like.

Lucky for me that was just my own floorboards. Which look duller in the picture than they do IRL and I don't quite know why, as they were clean and dry when I took the picture. Though Merida's castle was mostly stone, as was the castle it's based off of. (Fun thing about Brave when it was in cinema: hearing people going "been there" as locations came up, as we recognised where they were based on.)

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Alice and the Cheshire Cat shrunk down, and immediately found themselves lost. If only they had listened to the advice of the Caterpillar.

Watch out for the lawn mower, kids!

davidd wrote:Watch out for the lawn mower, kids!

Ah, they'll be fine!

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The Diana of the multiverse fight for the same cause.

In my doll-canon, DC Super Hero Girl Diana is DCEU Diana's little sister, Drusilla. It amuses both sisters that Drusilla is the taller of them. They're very close, and Diana is proud that her sister wants to be Wonder Girl

(No, I did not just pick that name out of thin air. In the Lynda Carter TV series, Diana did have a little sister who become Wonder Girl, and her name was Drusilla. Side note, go watch that series. It understood Diana surprisingly well.)

Alice and the Cheshire Cat are very cute.

maywong wrote:Alice and the Cheshire Cat are very cute.

Thank you very much!

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Alice took some Drink Me, again, and now she's very small.

... At least cake will last longer.

werepuppy wrote:

davidd wrote:Watch out for the lawn mower, kids!

Ah, they'll be fine!

Or finely mulched.

davidd wrote:Or finely mulched.

Now, now, don't scare the kiddies... LOL

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What strange part of the Death Star is this...?

Ooh! Moff Tarkin's private lounge!

davidd wrote:Ooh! Moff Tarkin's private lounge!

It's where all the important stuff gets decided; champagne diplomacy is a lot more important than people would realise.

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Leia hands over to the new generation of people fighting for the resistance.