2022 EMMY NOMINATIONS:
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series
Jason Bateman (OZARK)
Brian Cox (SUCCESSION)
Lee Jung-jae (SQUID GAME)
Bob Odenkirk (BETTER CALL SAUL)
Adam Scott (SEVERANCE)
Jeremy Strong (SUCCESSION)
Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series
Jodie Comer (KILLING EVE)
Laura Linney (OZARK)
Melanie Lynskey (YELLOWJACKETS)
Sandra Oh (KILLING EVE)
Reese Witherspoon (THE MORNING SHOW)
Zendaya (EUPHORIA)
Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series
Nicholas Braun (SUCCESSION)
Billy Crudup (THE MORNING SHOW)
Kieran Culkin (SUCCESSION)
Park Hae-soo (SQUID GAME)
Matthew Macfadyen (SUCCESSION)
John Turturro (SEVERANCE)
Christopher Walken (SEVERANCE)
Oh Yeong-soo (SQUID GAME)
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series
Patricia Arquette (SEVERANCE)
Julia Garner (OZARK)
Jung Ho-yeon (SQUID GAME)
Christina Ricci (YELLOWJACKETS)
Rhea Seehorn (BETTER CALL SAUL)
J. Smith-Cameron (SUCCESSION)
Sarah Snook (SUCCESSION)
Sydney Sweeney (EUPHORIA)
Outstanding Drama Series
BETTER CALL SAUL (AMC)
EUPHORIA (HBO)
OZARK (Netflix)
SEVERANCE (Apple TV+)
SQUID GAME (Netflix)
STRANGER THINGS (Netflix)
SUCCESSION (HBO)
YELLOWJACKETS (Showtime)
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series
Donald Glover (ATLANTA)
Bill Hader (BARRY)
Nicholas Hoult (THE GREAT)
Steve Martin (ONLY MURDERS IN THE BUILDING)
Martin Short (ONLY MURDERS IN THE BUILDING)
Jason Sudeikis (TED LASSO)
Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series
Rachel Brosnahan (THE MARVELOUS MRS. MAISEL)
Quinta Brunson (ABBOTT ELEMENTARY)
Kaley Cuoco (THE FLIGHT ATTENDANT)
Elle Fanning (THE GREAT)
Issa Rae (INSECURE)
Jean Smart (HACKS)
Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series
Anthony Carrigan (BARRY)
Brett Goldstein (TED LASSO)
Toheeb Jimoh (TED LASSO)
Nick Mohammed (TED LASSO)
Tony Shalhoub (THE MARVELOUS MRS. MAISEL)
Tyler James Williams (ABBOTT ELEMENTARY)
Henry Winkler (BARRY)
Bowen Yang (SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE)
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series
Alex Borstein (THE MARVELOUS MRS. MAISEL)
Hannah Einbinder (HACKS)
Janelle James (ABBOTT ELEMENTARY)
Kate McKinnon (SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE)
Sarah Niles (TED LASSO)
Sheryl Lee Ralph (ABBOTT ELEMENTARY)
Juno Temple (TED LASSO)
Hannah Waddingham (TED LASSO)
Outstanding Comedy Series
ABBOTT ELEMENTARY (ABC)
BARRY (HBO)
CURB YOUR ENTHUSIASM (HBO)
HACKS (HBO Max)
THE MARVELOUS MRS. MAISEL (Amazon)
ONLY MURDERS IN THE BUILDING (Hulu)
TED LASSO (Apple)
WHAT WE DO IN THE SHADOWS (FX)
Outstanding Actor in a Limited Series, Movie or Anthology
Colin Firth (THE STAIRCASE)
Andrew Garfield (UNDER THE BANNER OF HEAVEN)
Oscar Isaac (SCENES FROM A MARRIAGE)
Michael Keaton (DOPESICK)
Himesh Patel (STATION ELEVEN)
Sebastian Stan (PAM & TOMMY)
Outstanding Actress in a Limited Series, Movie or Anthology
Toni Collette (THE STAIRCASE)
Julia Garner (INVENTING ANNA)
Lily James (PAM & TOMMY)
Sarah Paulson (IMPEACHMENT: AMERICAN CRIME STORY)
Margaret Qualley (MAID)
Amanda Seyfried (THE DROPOUT)
Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Limited Series, Movie or Anthology
Murray Bartlett (THE WHITE LOTUS)
Jake Lacy (THE WHITE LOTUS)
Will Poulter (DOPESICK)
Seth Rogen (PAM & TOMMY)
Peter Sarsgaard (DOPESICK)
Michael Stuhlbarg (DOPESICK)
Steve Zahn (THE WHITE LOTUS)
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Limited Series, Movie or Anthology
Connie Britton (THE WHITE LOTUS)
Jennifer Coolidge (THE WHITE LOTUS)
Alexandra Daddario (THE WHITE LOTUS)
Kaitlyn Dever (DOPESICK)
Natasha Rothwell (THE WHITE LOTUS)
Sydney Sweeney (THE WHITE LOTUS)
Mare Winningham (DOPESICK)
Outstanding Limited or Anthology Series
DOPESICK (Hulu)
THE DROPOUT (Hulu)
INVENTING ANNA (Netflix)
PAM & TOMMY (Hulu)
THE WHITE LOTUS (HBO)
Outstanding Variety Talk Series
THE DAILY SHOW WITH TREVOR NOAH (Comedy Central)
JIMMY KIMMEL LIVE! (ABC)
LAST WEEK TONIGHT WITH JOHN OLIVER (HBO)
LATE NIGHT WITH SETH MEYERS (NBC)
THE LATE SHOW WITH STEPHEN COLBERT (CBS)
Outstanding Reality Competition Program
THE AMAZING RACE (CBS)
LIZZO’S WATCH OUT FOR THE BIG GRRRLS (Amazon Prime Video)
NAILED IT! (Netflix)
RUPAUL’S DRAG RACE (VH1)
TOP CHEF (Bravo)
THE VOICE (NBC)
See the full list here
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Pandora Heart muses
Oz, Echo, Glen, Vincent, Ada, Break @ Alice
Oz, Echo, Vincent, Rufus, Ada @ Break
Oz, Lacie, Oswald, Vincent @ Jack
Vincent, Ada, Oz, Echo, Break, Oswald @ Gilbert
Ada, Echo, Break, Lacie @ Oz
Oz, Vincent, Break @ Rufus
Rufus @ Sheryl
Vincent, Oz, Lacie, Oswald @ Core of the Abyss
Oz, Ada, Break, Oswald, Break @ Vincent
Oz, Lacie, Vincent @ Will of the Abyss/Alyss
Vincent, Echo @ Bernice Nightray
Break @ Shelly Rainsworth
Oz, Vincent @ Echo
Lacie, Oswald, Vincent, Echo @ Fang
Oz, Break, Ada @ Liam
Oswald, Oz @ Lacie
Vincent, Echo @ Lily
Oz, Vincent, Echo, Break @ Ada
Vincent, Break @ Cheshire Cat
Oz, Vincent, Break. Ada, Vincent, Echo @ Charlotte Baskerville
Lacie, Vincent, Echo @ Oswald
Vincent @ Miranda Barma
Oz, Break, Ada, Echo @ Sharon Rainsworth
Vincent @ Vanessa
Oz, Ada @ Zai
Break @ Kevin
Oz, Ada, Vincent, Echo @ Elliot
Vincent @ Bernard
Lacie, Oswald, Vincent @ Arthur
Vincent @ Claude Nightray, Ernest Nightray
Vincent, Break, Echo @ Doug Baskerville
Lacie, Oswald, Echo @ Levi
Oz, Ada, Vincent, Echo @ Leo
Oz, Ada @ Oscar
Bleach
Urahara @ Ulquiorra
Urahara @ Irihime
OHS
Haruhi @ Kaoru
Akatsuki no Yona
Yona, Hak, Zeno, Yoon @ Soo-Won
Shin Ah, Zeno, Ao, Yona, Hak, Yoon @ Jae-Ha
Yona, Zeno, Yoon, Shin ah, Ao @ Hak
Zeno, Shin Ah, Yona, Hak, Ao @ Kija
Ao, Yona, Zeno @ Shin Ah
Ao @ Garou
Yona, Shin Ah, Ao @ Zeno
Naruto
Naruto, Sasuke, Kakashi, Hinata, Karin @ Sakura
Sakura, Lee, Sasuke @ Ino
Naruto, Hinata, Sakura, Tsunade @ Himawari
Naruto, Sasuke, Sakura, Lee @ Hinata
Karin, Sasuke, Tsunade, Kakashi, Itachi, Toffee (OC) @ Orochimaru
Tsunade, Itachi, Sasuke @ Madara
Itachi, Sasuke @ Shisui
Sasuke, Orochimaru, Tsunade @ Itachi
Naruto, Sakura, Hinata, Karin, Orochimaru @ Sasuke
Kushina, Naruto @ Minato
Naruto, Sakura, Sasuke, Hinata, Kushina @ Menma
Kurama, Kushina, Sakura, Sasuke, Hinata @ Naruto
Naruto @ Gaara
Naruto, Sakura, Sasuke @ Sai
Rin, Team 7, Tsunade, Orochimaru @ Kakashi
Natsume Yuujinchou
Takashi, Madara, Reiko @ Tanuma
Takashi, Madara, Reiko @ Gen
FMA
Maes Hughes, Roy, Riza, Elrics, Envy @ Greed
Elrics, Roy, Riza @ Ling
Tokyo Ghoul
Sasaki, Kimi, Eto, Saiko, Nishiki, Furuta @ Hide
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♥️♣️Pandora hearts vs Alice in Wonderland♦️♠️
An analysis (more or less serious, I think...I hope so, at least) of what has served as inspiration🗝
Just a few days ago I finished reading "Alice's adventures in Wonderland + Through the looking glass", a book that (I admit my extreme ignorance) despite my 23 years of age I had never read (in my defense, however, I can say of having seen the film aired in 1999 several times ... the fault of the Italian TV programming of the time).
A month ago I also finished my rereading of Pandora Hearts (by Jun Mochizuki), a manga that continues to hold the primacy in my heart and that I was able to appreciate even more, after 4 years from the first reading. So I thought that, this time, I necessarily had to approach the manga in a "more mature", critical and objective way, and I wanted at all costs to understand how the book and its characters provided the inspiration for MochiJun to create the wonder (twisted, but still wonder) that came out. And I must say that I’m delighted both to have decided to undertake this adventure and to have completed it. It was a kind of treasure hunt, accompanied by screams of joy and amazement every time I spotted some reference here and there lol.
So I decided to create a list that contains all the references that I’ve identified during the reading. Some things are simple associations that I’ve found but for which I don’t have an actual confirmation, others have actually been confirmed thanks to the help of the wiki, still others gave me the wiki itself because frankly they had escaped me.
⚠️*PLEASE BE CAREFUL*⚠️
As it should be for the purpose for which this analysis of mine was conceived, it’s literally full of plot spoilers, so please continue with caution, in case you have not yet read Pandora Hearts and you’re willing to do.
Small warning: some names I used (such as Kevin's surname or Zai) may differ from the official English version...this is due to the fact that I read the manga in my native language, so I adopted the Italian translation of them.
Soooo…let’s start!💪
• Alice: useless saying that her name was taken from Alice
• In “Alice’s adventures in Wonderland”, Alice claims she doesn't remember things. Alice, in PH, has lost her memory, so I think this too can be considered as a reference.
• I think the White Rabbit provided the inspiration for Oz in his original plush bunny form and for the B-rabbit itself. The pocket watch that the Rabbit constantly checks fearing of arriving late for the appointment with the Duchess can probably be seen as a reference to Oz's music box, since he also always keeps the carillon in his pocket.
• The rabbit hole / the fall into the hole leading to his lair may have provided the inspiration for the moment when Oz, at the beginning of the manga, hearing the sound of the carillon follows it (just like Alice follows the White Rabbit), only to fall down once the floor collapsed, finding himself in front of Lacie's grave.
• Alice, in the book, has a black cat, Dinah, just like Alice in Pandora had Cheshire, who is also black.
• Kitty and Snowdrop, Dinah's two kittens, provided the name for Ada's kittens.
• Alice from the book loved to pretend to be 2 different people. I thought that this may have provided the cue for the two Alices, the white (Alyss) and the black (Alice). I don't know how correct this idea of mine can be, though.
• The White Rabbit with the fan and gloves that runs so as not to be late for the appointment with the Duchess reminded me of the dynamic that exists between Barma and Sheryl (who is in fact a Duchess), especially considering the element of the fan and gloves, characteristic of Barma ... not to mention his blatant submission to Sheryl ahaha
• When I read the part about the Mouse met in the Pool of Tears, I thought at first glance that it may have provided the inspiration for the House of Nightray (in general) and for the delineation of Gilbert's characteristic fear of cats [see the Mouse quote “Our family always hated cats: nasty, low, vulgar things! Don't let me hear the name again!"]. This intuition was actually confirmed by the wiki (I confess that I felt quite satisfied by it, I felt a bit like a little Sherlock, in several cases, during my analysis lol)
• Regarding Abyss, I’ve developed a number of theories on what may have inspired this place, but I have not had the actual confirmation of all of them, so many of these remain my conjecture. First of all, I believe that the Pool of Tears may have inspired the question of the floor covered with water and the consequent "trap" that Alice, in Pandora, finds herself forced into, while the animals and creatures on the shore could represent the chains.
• Another reference to Abyss that I’ve identified, but of which I have not had actual confirmation, is that in the March Hare’s tale, the 3 sisters (and therefore Lacie) lived in a well. In the well, as a rule, there is water and it’s dark, exactly as in the current Abyss and we know well that the Baskervilles can go out and enter it freely (Carroll, in this juncture, used the verb "to draw", which can also be intended as "to extract", in this case). The only thing I'm sure of is that Abyss is an allegory of nonsense and of Wonderland itself.
• In the dialogue with the Caterpillar, the latter asks Alice "Who are you?", Which, due to the way it was asked and the implicit meaning of the question, reminded me a little of the question that Break asked to Oz (“Where are you?”).
• I intended the figure of the Duchess with the baby as a source of inspiration for Sheryl and Sharon.
• Obviously, needless to say, the Cheshire Cat provided inspiration for my beloved Cheshire puppy
• The March Hare and the Mad Hatter, an inseparable pair, provided the basis for Reim and Break and I love how Mochi-sensei has kept their friendship relationship even in the manga!
• Always considering the base provided by the Mad Hatter, Break too, like him, eats a plate in front of the protagonist of the story and starts a new life assuming a pseudonym (Hatta, in the case of the Mad Hatter, Xerxes in the case of Kevin Regnard).
• It goes without saying that the tea party (or appointments over a cup of tea, in general) is also present in PH (albeit with different meanings).
• The Dodo is obviously related to the Barma chain
• The Dormouse provided the inspiration for Vincent
• The names Cherlotte (Lottie) and Lacie are taken from the story told by the March Hare. Charlotte refers to Alice Liddle (the little girl who inspired Carroll to create Alice's character)'s younger sister, while Lacie is Alice's anagram, and I find it beautiful how the latter has been exploited by Mochi-sensei for the bond of kinship between the two!
• Another thing that seemed to me to have provided insights that I have not had confirmation of was part of the process: I think it may have provided the inspiration for the moment the Baskervilles throw Oz into Abyss during the coming of age ceremony, issuing, in fact, its "verdict".
• Lily owes her name to the daughter of the White Queen. Furthermore, the fact that she was a pawn in Carroll's work is underlined by Vincent's use of a white pawn during the chess match against Dug to throw it at Lily's head (lol).
• The White Knight was used in the creation of Albus, Kevin Regnard's chain, as well as inspiring Kevin himself. Break, in fact, in his previous life was a knight in the service of the Sinclairs. In addition, both Break and the Knight are de facto elderly characters and worry about not being able to be alongside Sharon the former, and Alice the latter.
• The Queen of Hearts inspired the character and the personality of Miranda Barma and the myth of the Headhunter, while Arthur Barma's character is probably based on that of the King of Hearts.
• Jack was probably inspired by the Knave of Hearts from Alice's first book, due to his extremely false and dishonest character. If you then think about the fact that the knave can also be called "Jack", this suggests that Mochi-sensei's choice for his name was targeted. Considering also the kind of relationship between Jack, Miranda (Queen of Hearts) and Arthur Barma (King of Hearts), this strengthened the bond of the "hearts" their characters were on.
• When Jack first appears to Oz, he hides behind the curtain placed at the entrance to an arched door. Alice, in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, also has to go through a curtained door to access Wonderland.
• It seems that the Cheshire cat is the only character in the whole book that Alice enjoys being / talking with. This reminded me that even for Alice, in the manga, Cheshire was a very precious friend and the only one she could consider as such (before meeting that little p*ece of si*t of Jack).
• The Hedgehog was used to create a chain
• The Griffin inspired the chain of Zai (and therefore of the Vessaliuses), as well as the careless attitude for the feelings of others is highly attributable to that of this character.
• The Owl was used for Sheryl's (and therefore Rainsworth's) chain
• Jabberwock and Bandersnatch are mythical / fantastic creatures named in the nonsense poem "Jabberwocky" featured in "Through the looking glass". They were used for Glen / Oswald and Lily’s chains.
• Tove, Fang's chain, is also named in Jabberwocky. I like how almost all the Baskerville chains are taken from the names of the creatures present in this poem, almost to underline their connection with Glen! **
• Chess in general (and thus the whole chess game on which the second book is based) recurs frequently in Pandora.
• When I read the part about the White Queen, I thought that she may have provided the inspiration for the Will of Abyss, but I haven’t found any evidence of this. Since then, at the end of the book, Alice becomes queen, I thought this might make sense, considering the power held by the Will in Abyss.
• Ada was a friend of Alice, in the book. Her name was used for Ada Vessalius
• Considering Tweedledum and Tweedledee, I found it really curious and witty how the former (which in fact is the one who always gets pissed off) was used for Dledum / Noise, while the latter was used for Dledee / Echo.
• The black raven of Through the Looking Glass was obviously used for Raven / Gilbert, in fact exactly as the raven interrupts the two Tweedle brothers, who fear him, in the same way Gilbert hates Noise for having used him to harm Oz. In addition, the crow is also mentioned by the Mad Hatter.
• Leon and Equus, the chains of Lottie and Sharon, are clearly based on the characters of the Lion and the Unicorn featured in Through the Looking Glass, fighting each other for the crown. I found this extremely witty because not only does the Lion have the crown, but in fact Lotty and Sharon clash in the manga.
• I think the reference to the mirror (talking about “Through the Looking Glass”) is when Break, Gil, Oz and Alice find themselves in Cheshire's lair and Break is, in fact, pulled behind the mirror by Kevin.
• In PH, Break is at one point imprisoned and chained, exactly like the Mad Hatter in the second book.
• I find it funny how Humpty Dumpty has a bad temper, just like Elliot haha. Also I couldn't help but notice (and I'm not actually sure if this thought has practical confirmation) how Humpty Dumpty, falling, in theory should split ... and then die (in terms of eggs, of course, we mean in the sense of "make an omelette") ... I repeat, I don't know how much this makes sense, but if Mochi-sensei really thought about using this subtlety for Elliot's death then take my heart, because I don't need it anymore.
• "The hole" could be understood as "the rabbit hole", therefore on the one hand the access to Abyss and on the other the access to the subsoil / Wonderland.
• At one point in the manga, Oz falls asleep dreaming of an idyllic world with all his friends, which in fact does not exist. All of Alice's adventures are actually a dream.
• Could the juries possibly be a representation of the trial that occurs in the Caucus Race?
• I meant the act of titling the 3 novels "Caucus Race" as putting together a series of random and meaningless stories (which they in fact are hahaha)
• Happy unbirthday… this hurts very, very badly. Thank you, dear Mochi-san. Always on the piece. Clear reference to the tea party in which Alice participates together with the Mad Hatter and the March Hare, translated in the manga as the possibility of using any day (and therefore that of the tea party) to celebrate the birthday of Oz, who in fact does not know his date of birth.
• Tenniel, the designer of the arts in Carroll's two books, injured his right eye, from which he lost his sight, while practicing fencing with his father. I see it extremely unlikely, but if Mochi-sensei had gone deep enough to know this information, perhaps it could have been an input to Kevin Regnard and the loss of his eye (even if it’s the left eye, in his case).
• The name of the school Ada, Elliot and Leo attended, the Lutwidge, is taken by Carroll's middle real name (Charles Lutwidge Dodgson). Moreover, in the second story of the third volume of the novel, Dodgson is used as the name of a street.
The following one is a list of things I've noticed or discovered with the help of the wiki!
• The Unnamed Lizard Chain that appeared in Retrace LXXXI: CHILDREN was inspired by the character of Bill the Lizard
• The Mad Baby chain was based off of The Piglet, who had originally appeared as The Duchess' baby.
• Oswald and Lacie's positions among the Baskerville Clan were based off of the Red King and Queen.
• Demios' appearance, and one of the Intention of the Abyss' Dolls, were inspired through their appearance by The Goat.
• Isla Yura represents the Walrus from the poem recited by the Tweedle brothers in Through the Looking Glass. Furthermore, the reference to Yura as a Poisonous Snake, could perhaps refer to the snake for which Alice was mistaken by the Pigeon in Alice's adventures in Wonderland..
• The orphans of the house of Fiana are an allegory of oysters, induced by the Walrus (represented by Isla Yura) and the Carpenter (represented by both the duichess Nightray and the Elder Cult members) to follow them until they have met their end.
• Oscar's passion for photography is a reference to how good Carroll was in this field.
• Humpty Dumpty told Alice that he'd received a knitted scarf for his Unbirthday once, which is mirrored through Break's own action of giving Alice a knitted scarf to protect her in Cheshire's Dimension.
• The contrast between Alice and the Intention of the Abyss (red/white) is similar to the contrast between the Red Queen and White Queen.
• Xerxes / Kevin also represent Carroll himself, as he too uses an alter ego.
• One of the Chains that attacked Alice and Break while they were in Cheshire's dimension was inspired by the Frog Footman.
• The Cook that served The Duchess served as the inspiration for one of the Chains that attacked Alice and Break while they were in Cheshire's dimension. The Chain that stalked Noise and Ada through Sablier and gravely wounded Zai appears to have also been inspired by the character of The Cook.
• Marie acted as Ritus' housekeeper. The White Rabbit also had a housekeeper, who was named Mary-Anne.
• During the Chain invasion in Sablier, a Pandora member summons their Chain to battle the invading Chains, this Chain bearing significant resemblance to the Mock Turtle.
• The Unnamed Bird Chain that was summoned by one of the Baskervilles after Break, Sharon and Sheryl were given free use of their Chains by Reim as part of Rufus' grand scheme drew inspiration from the Jub Jub Bird mentioned in "Through the Looking Glass and What Alice Found There "and" The Hunting of the Snark".
• The weaker species of Chains, Cards were an obvious reference to of the servants of the Queen of Hearts.
• Old Father William is a character mentioned in a poem of Through the Looking Glass, capable of doing great deeds, despite being old… just like Break.
• The Snap-Dragon-Fly, The Rocking-Horse-Fly and Fawn provided the inspiration to a series of chains that appear in the anime.
• Some Legal Contractors such as Break cannot physically age, a nod to the March Hare's tea-party, where the Hatter is convinced that the time is eternally 6:00.
• The four grand Dukedoms are based on the four different suites of cards: the hearts, the spades, the clubs and the diamonds.
Finally, I add some little things that I thought about while reading but which are not strictly related to the comparison with "Alice's adventures in Wonderland".
• “Pandora” refers to the myth of Pandora's box (and so far, the wiki confirms). But I read a message even more profound in this, because one thing came to my mind: in the myth, hope is the last to remain at the bottom of the vase and in chapter 100, Oz states "possibility and hope are the last to die ” (or “there’s still a chance!”, based on the translation you read the story with)… YAAAAHH, I scream at that woman's genius.
• I think (quite obviously, though) that the name of Oz was taken from the Wizard of Oz.
• Regarding the name of the Baskervilles I haven’t found certain references, but I think it may have been inspired by Conan Doyle's “The Hound of the Baskervilles”
• Sablier, as well as meaning "Hourglass" in French, is also the title of a fictional novel written by Garth Nix, in 1995.
• The surname of Shion Liddell, from Mochi-sensei's first manga, "Crimson Shell", is likely to be derived from the surname of Alice Liddell, the girl for whom Carroll wrote "Alice's adventures in Wonderland".
With this I think I’ve said it all! If you think of anything else that I have not mentioned or you can confirm those points on which I have not found feedback, feel free to add / let me know your thoughts!
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