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Peter White is the White Rabbit and Prime Minister of the Castle of Hearts in Wonderland. He has white hair crowned by rabbit ears and red eyes usually hidden behind frameless glasses. His attire consists of a pink ruffled shirt, a red jacket with brown trim, a tie bearing a backward clock design, brown slacks, dark brown shoes, white gloves, clock-themed buttons, and often a white handkerchief.
Cold and cruel towards most, Peter displays minimal emotion and a violent germaphobic rejection of physical contact. This contrasts sharply with his extreme, clingy affection and cheerful delusions regarding Alice Liddell, believing she returns his feelings—a shift startling other roleholders. He forcibly brought Alice to Wonderland by throwing her down a rabbit hole and administered a trapping potion via a kiss when she refused to drink it. His obsession stems from representing Alice's memories of Sunday afternoons with her sister, a connection he doesn't explicitly acknowledge.
Across storylines, Peter frequently neglects duties to pursue Alice, reacting with jealousy and violence towards those interacting with her, especially Ace and Blood Dupre. He transforms into a small rabbit form upon realizing Alice's fondness for cute creatures. Primarily using firearms, he is also proficient with swords, notably sparring with Ace without injury.
Later narratives like *Clover no Kuni no Alice* reveal conflicted growth: he expresses acceptance of Alice potentially choosing Blood Dupre, stating her happiness justifies his sacrifice. Despite this, he remains possessive, consistently asserting their destined love and rewriting their initial encounter as her voluntary pursuit. He serves Queen Vivaldi dutifully (who restrains his cruelty), rivals Blood Dupre, disdains Boris Airay and Elliot March (deeming them "filthy" for animal traits), and tolerates Pierce Villiers unless Alice is involved.
His name combines "Peter" (meaning rock/stone) with "White," referencing his role. In Japanese media, he speaks politely with sarcasm; English adaptations often feature rhyming dialogue. Alice identifies him as her irreplaceable "guide" in *Diamond no Kuni no Alice*, though he is absent from that past-setting storyline.
Cold and cruel towards most, Peter displays minimal emotion and a violent germaphobic rejection of physical contact. This contrasts sharply with his extreme, clingy affection and cheerful delusions regarding Alice Liddell, believing she returns his feelings—a shift startling other roleholders. He forcibly brought Alice to Wonderland by throwing her down a rabbit hole and administered a trapping potion via a kiss when she refused to drink it. His obsession stems from representing Alice's memories of Sunday afternoons with her sister, a connection he doesn't explicitly acknowledge.
Across storylines, Peter frequently neglects duties to pursue Alice, reacting with jealousy and violence towards those interacting with her, especially Ace and Blood Dupre. He transforms into a small rabbit form upon realizing Alice's fondness for cute creatures. Primarily using firearms, he is also proficient with swords, notably sparring with Ace without injury.
Later narratives like *Clover no Kuni no Alice* reveal conflicted growth: he expresses acceptance of Alice potentially choosing Blood Dupre, stating her happiness justifies his sacrifice. Despite this, he remains possessive, consistently asserting their destined love and rewriting their initial encounter as her voluntary pursuit. He serves Queen Vivaldi dutifully (who restrains his cruelty), rivals Blood Dupre, disdains Boris Airay and Elliot March (deeming them "filthy" for animal traits), and tolerates Pierce Villiers unless Alice is involved.
His name combines "Peter" (meaning rock/stone) with "White," referencing his role. In Japanese media, he speaks politely with sarcasm; English adaptations often feature rhyming dialogue. Alice identifies him as her irreplaceable "guide" in *Diamond no Kuni no Alice*, though he is absent from that past-setting storyline.