Who are some good characters to include in 'Alice and Cheshire Cat fan fiction' besides Alice and the Cheshire Cat?

Once upon a time, Alice was wandering in the Wonderland again. She felt a bit lost and lonely. Suddenly, the Cheshire Cat appeared. 'Hello, Alice,' it said with its ever - present grin. Alice was glad to see a familiar face. 'What new adventures do you have for me today?' she asked. The Cheshire Cat just blinked and led her to a strange, glowing forest. There, they met magical creatures that Alice had never seen before, and they had a wonderful time exploring together.

Perhaps in the fan fiction, the Cheshire Cat is in trouble and Alice has to use her wits to save it. She could face challenges like solving riddles set by other Wonderland characters. It would be a role - reversal from the original story.

A possible plot could be that Alice is in trouble. Maybe she has angered the Queen of Hearts by accident. The Cheshire Cat, being her friend, decides to help her. It uses its magic to hide Alice in a secret place that only it knows. Then, the cat goes on a mission to convince the Queen to forgive Alice. It tells the Queen stories about Alice's kindness and how she has helped the other creatures in Wonderland. In the end, the Queen relents and Alice is free to continue her adventures.

One possible storyline could be a magical adventure where Alice, Mare, the Cheshire Cat and Allen team up to save their enchanted world from a dark force. They could use their unique abilities - Alice's curiosity, Mare's mystery, the Cheshire Cat's teleportation skills and Allen's determination - to overcome various challenges along the way.

As far as I know, the Cheshire Cat is a very distinct character from 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland' and it doesn't have a specific origin story in other works. It's so closely associated with Wonderland that it's hard to imagine it having a separate origin in other contexts. Other works might reference the Cheshire Cat but not really create a new origin for it.

Perhaps the Cheshire Cat takes Alice on a time - traveling adventure within Wonderland. They visit different eras of Wonderland's history, from its creation to possible future scenarios. Along the way, they learn about the significance of the cat in Wonderland's lore and how Alice is connected to the overall fate of this strange world. This would allow for a lot of exploration of the world - building aspects of Wonderland.

Start by creating an outline. Decide on the main plot points, like how they meet, what their common goal is, and how they will achieve it. When writing about the characters, stay true to their personalities. If Alice is known for her naivete and courage, show that in your story. You can also add some new elements to their relationships. Maybe the Cheshire Cat and Mare have a long - lost connection that gets revealed during the story.

Rather than the Cheshire Cat being the mysterious figure that it usually is, it could be shown as a more vulnerable character in relation to Alice. Maybe it depends on Alice for some kind of emotional support. This would flip the typical dynamic and show a different side of the cat. For instance, when the cat is facing a threat that it can't easily disappear from, it turns to Alice for help.

Since it's not clear which specific Cheshire Cat Love Story we're talking about, it could be that the main characters are the Cheshire Cat itself and perhaps another Wonderland creature. It might be the White Rabbit, who is always in a hurry but somehow gets entangled in the Cheshire Cat's love affairs. Or it could be a new, made - up character that the cat falls in love with.

If the Cheshire Cat were a student at Hogwarts, it would bring a whole new dynamic. Its non -chalant and often mysterious attitude would contrast with the more serious students. It could be in Gryffindor for its courage in its own strange way, or Slytherin for its cunning. In classes, it would probably be a bit of a troublemaker, always making smart remarks and driving the professors crazy. But it might also be a great help during dangerous situations, like when facing a dark wizard, as it could use its disappearing act to confuse the enemy.