Alice, a sharp-witted English girl living in Yanagihara under Martinez’s guardianship, assists at his street stall while cultivating a bold gothic lolita aesthetic. Her elaborate black ensembles contrast with her deliberate choice of adult lingerie, flaunted despite Martinez’s discreet efforts to obscure it. Combining precocious intellect with playful mischief, she needles others through biting humor, particularly targeting Dora with teasing accusations of ulterior motives. Though nearly fluent in Japanese, she strategically feigns language lapses to deflect conversations.

Her closest bonds—with Martinez, Harue, and Dora—anchor her within the city, while her dynamic with Hayato Narita oscillates between admiration and provocative teasing, blurring affection and challenge. As her Japanese proficiency grows, so does her nuanced adaptation to Yanagihara’s rhythms. Her history before arriving remains undefined, her narrative contributions centered on situational humor and lighthearted exchanges without expansion into broader events or extended media arcs.