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The Dormouse is antagonist a of the Alice video game series created by American McGee, which is an adaptation of the classic Lewis Carroll novel, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and it sequel Alice Through the Looking-Glass.
Dormouse was one of Alice's friends in Wonderland when she was a child. When she became insane after a horrific house fire that killed her entire family, the Dormouse, alongside his friend, the March Hare, were turned into horrific experiments, being mutilated by their old friend, the Mad Hatter.
History[]
American McGee's Alice[]
In the first game, like the March Hare, the Dormouse (just called Dormy) has literally become a lab rat in the Mad Hatter's workshop. Still prone to dozing off, partially because of the Hatter's medicines, the Dormouse seems barely aware of his condition and is shocked repeatedly in order to be kept awake. Indeed, he is seemingly oblivious to the fact that he is no longer enjoying tea with his friends. Alice finds the Dormouse strapped to a dissection table, with his gastrointestinal tract exposed and his legs and tail replaced with robotic parts.
Alice: Madness Returns[]
In the sequel Alice: Madness Returns, he and the March Hare take over Hatters Domain. They embraced their automaton bodies and have constructed the Infernal Train, the new manifestation of Alice's inner turmoil. The Dormouse had apparently given himself an upgrade of sorts- he had wheels instead of legs to get around, had a wind-up key in his back (possibly to jump-start him if he should fall asleep) and a device used to keep his eyes open.
