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HelpRe: Alice or Astrid
in reply to a message by kingdom_of_daydreams
Odd - I associate Alice with blue more than Astrid. It's too heavily associated with Alice in Wonderland for it not to be. Where did you get red?
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I was thinking of the book, not the movie. My copy of the book had a leather cover with a high sheen -- it was the color of red wine and has since turned brown with age. When I read it, I automatically thought the name Alice must be the color of wine, as were many names that were commonly associated with fairy tales and old literature.
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Ah I see, that's fair
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