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My Parents named me: Christopher

I love this name though: Call me Chris, and I'll bite your head off.

I play the: Jabberwocky.

My Parents are: I am the original.

But my friends call me: I have no need of friends.

I have had this many candles on my birthday: I have not been keeping count. For many years, I have slumbered beneath the ground of Wonderland. And even before that, it was hard to say how many years I've walked this wretched land.

I am a: Male

I am loyal to: The one that wakes me up. Silly rule, but that's prophecy for you.

Watch this I can do magic: In my human form, I am surprisingly strong, with enhanced reflexes and.. flexibility. My teeth are slightly sharpened, and undoubtedly capable of doing a lot of damage. And, of course, I am able to change shape.

People say that I act: proudly. Apparently, I'm arrogant, yet wise because of my old age. I do have a soft side, I might add. Though easily angered, I wouldn't say that I have a bad temper - in fact my patience is worthy of an applause when you think of the nitwits I've suffered the company of over the years. I am no fool and will never underestimate an enemy, but I know my own strength.

I prefer: I'm pretty much asexual. It'll take a lot to peek my interest, no matter what gender or race.

In my life: Sadly, I haven't always been the marvellous creature that you see before you. I have worked for many people that I wish I hadn't, and I spent a good while of my life wandering aimlessly around in the large forest, eating and killing whatever felt like a good idea at the time. The problem with being me, is that when I commence my slumber, I am also forced to work for whomever wakes me up - for a certain amount of time, that is. It's a small and easy ritual, but it seems that only evil queens have the use of a dragon-like horror-creature like myself.

People say that I look like:

Human form


True form


I would also like to add: I suggest you hurry your little feet and wake me before the Queen decides to do so herself.. Otherwise, we might have a bit of a problem on our hands.

Christopher's Story