Heartland

It was silent as it always have been.

It was irking Alice little by little.

"What is your name?"

The white-haired boy suddenly pulled out fake rabbit ears and placed them on his head.

"I'm the March Hare, love."

Alice pouted and crossed her arms over her chest.

"Aww, love, Don't sulk. You'll get old very soon." The March Hare cooed.

The Prince chuckled then stood up and said, "Come on, We have to dress our dear Alice up."

The March Hare abruptly stood up, his mouth forming an 'O'.

The Prince and The march hare hooked their arms with Alice's and dragged her away.

They started humming a tune then the March Hare started,

"A hundred years is a very long time,
Ho, yes, ho!
A hundred years is a very long time,
A hundred years ago."

and the Prince continued,

"They used to think that pigs could fly
Ho, yes, ho!
I don't believe it, no, not I.
A hundred years ago."

And then they stopped.

They stopped in front a large golden door. They opened it then threw her inside.

Literally.

The March Hare quickly closed the doors and locked them.

Alice looked around suspiciously.

All kinds of dresses were hanging from the wall.

From Arabic to Asian, From English to Scottish, and From Australian to Russian.

She was slightly amazed until a girl came out of the dark.

Alice eyes widened. The girl was a doll not human.

She had different colors of hair, stitches on her body even her mouth, and different cloths all sewed on her.

She smiled at Alice.

"Let's get you all dressed up, m'lady."