History WMG / OnceUponATimeInWonderland

** The latter is more probable because [[spoiler: Storybrooke is gone midway season 3.]]

He's far too polite for one, and more importantly he's been sent over by his mother - in the original novel she was deceased. It's possible that the Mr. Darcy we see is actually Fitzwilliam and Elizabeth's son, and that Elizabeth is now Mr. Darcy. It'd make sense, since the original ''Alice in Wonderland'' story has concluded by that time in that universe, so it's likely ''Pride and Prejudice'''s plot would have finished as well.

Despite the flaws of the series, the characters are quite good and entertaining. Alice, Knave, the Red Queen, and possibly the White Rabbit (if there's room in the effects budget) could easily get tossed into either Storybrooke or the Enchanted Forest.

* If there's a version of 19th century France, maybe Literature/PhantomOfTheOpera.

He's far too polite for one, and more importantly he's been sent over by his mother - in the original novel she was deceased. It's possible that the Mr. Darcy we see is actually Fitzwilliam and Elizabeth's son, and that Elizabeth is now Mr. Darcy. It'd make sense, since the original ''Alice in Wonderland'' story has concluded by that time in that universe, so it's likely ''Pride and Prejudice'''s plot would have finished as well.

Since it's been confirmed that Alice's London is a separate world and there was mention of "Mr. Darcy" in Episode 6, what 'other' stories could exist there?

* If there's a version of 19th century France, maybe PhantomoftheOpera.

Due to a TemporalParadox similar to the one in ''Literature/TheTimeMachine'' (see the 2003 film adapation for details on that). She went on her quest to change the laws of magic so that she could turn back the clock and undo the mistake she made in giving up Will. That means that if she succeeds, then history will change, but her reason for going on the quest in the first place will never exist, which in turn means that she will never go on the quest, so history will never change. In other words, even if she succeeds at changing the laws of magic to allow her to change the past, this particular event is set in stone.

Due to a TemporalParadox similar to the one in ''Literature/TheTimeMachine'' (see the 2003 film adapation for details on that) She went on her quest to change the laws of magic so that she could turn back the clock and undo the mistake she made in giving up Will. That means that if she succeeds, then history will change, but her reason for going on the quest in the first place will never exist, which in turn means that she will never go on the quest, so history will never change. In other words, even if she succeeds at changing the laws of magic to allow her to change the past, this particular event is set in stone.

[[spoiler:Knave will.]]I assumed Aladdin's story would be a flashback, but the winter finale opens a possibility for it to be told in the present time story. Aladdin may find the bottle and while Alice [[spoiler:(and most likely Anastasia)]] and Jafar will be looking for [[spoiler:Knave]], he and Aladdin can have some adevantures. [[spoiler:Will's snark]] fits really good for the humorous Disney genie known from the movies, or at least better than Cyrus' usual politeness. Plus, it would be a waste to introduce Agrabagh and have Aladdin only as a flashback.

[[spoiler:Knave will.]]I assumed Aladdin's story would be a flashback, but the winter finale opens a possibility for it to be told in the present time story. Aladdin may find the bottle and while Alice [[spoiler:(and most likely Anastasia)]] and Jafar will be looking for [[spoiler:Knave]], he and Aladdin can have some adevantures. [[spoiler:Will's snark]] fits really good for the humorous Disney genie known from the movies, or at least better than Cyrus' usual politeness. Plus, it would be a waste to introduce Agrabagh and have Alladin only as a flashback.

[[WMG: '[[spoiler:Will]]', not Cyrus, will be Aladdin's genie]]
I assumed Aladdin's story would be a flashback, but the winter finale opens a possibility for it to be told in the present time story. Aladdin may find the bottle and while Alice [[spoiler:(and most likely Anastasia)]] and Jafar will be looking for [[spoiler:Knave]], he and Aladdin can have some adevantures. [[spoiler:Will's snark]] fits really good for the humorous Disney genie known from the movies, or at least better than Cyrus' usual politeness. Plus, it would be a waste to introduce Agrabagh and have Alladin only as a flashback.

[[WMG: [[[spoiler:Will]]], not Cyrus, will be Aladdin's genie]]

[[WMG: [[spoiler:Will]], not Cyrus, will be Aladdin's genie]]

She's already implied to be older than she looks. The compass probably lost her when she was turned into a staff.

* If there's a version of 19th century France, maybe PhantomoftheOpera.

Both of them had been shown to have the same personality, and The Red Queen's birth name is Anastastia which as the third movie shows, is the same name of Tremaine's daughter.

Let's see widowed father, check. Stepmother, check. Half-sister, check. Tree that is or is near someplace significant to the character, check. Stepmother tries to make the elder sibling lose their head(whether literal or metaphorically), check. Suddenly the title containing Once Upon a Time makes more sense compared to most other spin offs.

So far, Alice, Will/Knave, and Anastasia have all gotten one. It's pretty much a given.

Alice, Wendy Darling, and Sherlock Holmes were hand-picked by the caster to be transported to a pocket dimension where it is always 1895. Association with Wonderland reacts badly to the curse, as seen with Jefferson.

[[WMG: Anastasia is one of Cinderella's step-sisters.]]

Why else would they introduce a character called nicknamed The Lizard?

It is Alice In Wonderland after all. It would hardly be complete without appearances by The Mad Hatter, at least in flashbacks. He may even make some present day appearances, since there's some evidence to suggest that he finally got one of his hats to work. (Namely, the fact that The Dark Curse obviously didn't go tearing through Wonderland looking for him.)

Obviously enough, but maybe taken in a more dramatic direction though...somehow. "Tarts" could be people, and he helped them escape Wonderland, like how "Oysters" were people in SyFy's {{Alice}}

*** Why would Rumplestiltskin think that banishing Cora to a world where she will never age and will have access to all sorts of powerful magics is a good idea?