Once Upon a Time Wiki
Don't have an account?
Register
Register
Once Upon a Time Wiki
Once Upon a Time Wiki
3,734
pages
in: Characters, Wonderland Characters, Creatures,
and 3 more
English

Changes: White Rabbit

Back to page
View source
m (Changed protection level for "White Rabbit": semi-protecting all pages (‎[edit=autoconfirmed] (indefinite) ‎[move=sysop] (indefinite)))
(36 intermediate revisions by 10 users not shown)
Line 3: Line 3:
 
|infobox = W
  
|infobox = W
 
|name = White Rabbit
  
|name = White Rabbit
−
|image = W101NeedsHelp.png
 +
|image = W101Alice2.png
 
|gender = Male
  
|gender = Male
 
|status = Alive
  
|status = Alive
 
|home = His [[Rabbit House|house]]
  
|home = His [[Rabbit House|house]]
−
|occupation = [[World-crossing|Portal Jumper]]
 +
|occupation = [[World-crossing|Portal jumper]]
 
|relatives = seefamily
  
|relatives = seefamily
 
|species = Rabbit
  
|species = Rabbit
 
|haircolor = White
  
|haircolor = White
 
|eyecolor = Magenta
  
|eyecolor = Magenta
−
|portrayedby = [[John Lithgow]] ''(voice)''
 +
|portrayedby = [[John Lithgow]] {{S|(Voice)}}
 
|firstappearance = [[Down the Rabbit Hole]]
  
|firstappearance = [[Down the Rabbit Hole]]
 
|latestappearance = [[And They Lived...]]
  
|latestappearance = [[And They Lived...]]
  +
|latestmention = [[Mother]]
⚫
|latestmention = [[Mother]]}}{{Quote|You're late! What a surprise!|The White Rabbit to [[Alice (Down the Rabbit Hole)|Alice]] and [[Will Scarlet]]|Down the Rabbit Hole}}
  
  +
}}
⚫
Percy, better known as the '''White Rabbit''', is a character on [[ABC]]'s ''[[Once Upon a Time in Wonderland]]''. He débuts in the [[Down the Rabbit Hole|first episode]]. He is voiced by starring cast member [[John Lithgow]].
  
  ⚫
{{Quote|You're late! What a surprise!|The White Rabbit to [[Alice (Down the Rabbit Hole)|Alice]] and [[Will Scarlet]]|Down the Rabbit Hole}}
  ⚫
Percy, better known as the '''White Rabbit''', is a character on [[ABC]]'s ''[[Once Upon a Time in Wonderland]]''. He débuts in the [[Down the Rabbit Hole|first episode]] and is voiced by starring cast member [[John Lithgow]].
   
−
The White Rabbit is based on the character with the same name from ''[[Alice's Adventures in Wonderland]]''.
 +
The White Rabbit is based on the character with the same name from the novel ''[[Alice's Adventures in Wonderland]]'', and the [[Disney]] film ''[[Alice in Wonderland]]''.
   
 
==History==
  
==History==
 
{{Before First Curse|
  
{{Before First Curse|
−
With her husband [[Jefferson (Enchanted Forest)|Jefferson]] trapped in [[Wonderland]], [[Priscilla (Out of the Past)|Priscilla]] enlists the White Rabbit to take her through his [[Rabbit Holes|portal]] to rescue him. While she locates Jefferson, the White Rabbit waits for her return so he can whisk both of them [[Enchanted Forest|home]]. However, the plan goes awry, with Priscilla dying and Jefferson forced to escape Wonderland through his [[Jefferson's Hat|portal hat]] instead. {{Ep|Out of the Past}}
 +
With her husband [[Jefferson]] trapped in [[Wonderland]], [[Priscilla (Out of the Past)|Priscilla]] enlists the White Rabbit to take her through his [[Rabbit Holes|portal]] to rescue him. While she locates Jefferson, the White Rabbit waits for her return so he can whisk both of them [[Enchanted Forest|home]]. However, the plan goes awry, with Priscilla dying and Jefferson forced to escape Wonderland through his [[Jefferson's Hat|portal hat]] instead. {{Ep|Out of the Past}}
   
−
As a child, Alice follows the White Rabbit down a hole into [[Wonderland]] and has many adventures. Years later, Alice returns to Wonderland, desperate for proof it is real, kidnaps the White Rabbit to bring home and show her father, who believes she is delusional. After being chased by Queen's guards into a [[Wonderland Maze|maze]], she shrinks herself and hides in a [[Genie Lamps|bottle]] containing a genie, [[Cyrus]]. As the two converse, Alice pulls out the captured White Rabbit from her bag. The White Rabbit struggles to free himself from her grasp, but is promptly stuffed back in. {{Ep|Down the Rabbit Hole|Trust Me}}
 +
As a child, Alice follows the White Rabbit down a hole into [[Wonderland]] and has many adventures. Years later, Alice returns to Wonderland, desperate for proof it is real, kidnaps the White Rabbit to bring home and show her father, who believes she is delusional. After being chased by Queen's guards into a [[Wonderland Maze|maze]], she shrinks herself and hides in a [[Genie Lamps|bottle]] containing a genie, [[Cyrus]]. As the two converse, Alice pulls out the captured White Rabbit from her bag. The White Rabbit struggles to free himself from her grasp but is promptly stuffed back in. {{Ep|Down the Rabbit Hole|Trust Me}}
   
 
After Alice exits the bottle with Cyrus, the White Rabbit continues to fight for a way out from the enclosure. Untying the bag, Alice apologizes to him for the ordeal. The White Rabbit blames himself for leading her down the hole to Wonderland many years ago, though Alice disagrees. He promptly leaves on his own into the maze. Much later, the White Rabbit secretly witnesses Alice and Cyrus burying the genie bottle near a dandy-lion hedge tree, but does not make himself known to them. After they are gone, he murmurs that they are crazy kids. For a brief moment, the White Rabbit looks at his pocket watch and then sets off to return home to his [[Mrs. Rabbit|wife]]. {{Ep3|Trust Me}}
  
After Alice exits the bottle with Cyrus, the White Rabbit continues to fight for a way out from the enclosure. Untying the bag, Alice apologizes to him for the ordeal. The White Rabbit blames himself for leading her down the hole to Wonderland many years ago, though Alice disagrees. He promptly leaves on his own into the maze. Much later, the White Rabbit secretly witnesses Alice and Cyrus burying the genie bottle near a dandy-lion hedge tree, but does not make himself known to them. After they are gone, he murmurs that they are crazy kids. For a brief moment, the White Rabbit looks at his pocket watch and then sets off to return home to his [[Mrs. Rabbit|wife]]. {{Ep3|Trust Me}}
Line 32: Line 34:
 
At some point, the White Rabbit helps [[Cora]] return to the [[Enchanted Forest]]. {{Ep|Mother}} }}
  
At some point, the White Rabbit helps [[Cora]] return to the [[Enchanted Forest]]. {{Ep|Mother}} }}
 
{{After First Curse|
  
{{After First Curse|
−
The [[Red Queen]] forces the White Rabbit to follow her commands after she kidnaps and withholds [[Mrs. Rabbit]] and their two children. Fearing the worst, he obediently complies with her request to seek out the [[Will Scarlet|Knave of Hearts]] and bring [[Alice (Down the Rabbit Hole)|Alice]] back to Wonderland. In actuality, it is a ploy concocted by the Red Queen and [[Jafar]], who both want to manipulate Alice into finding the location of a [[Genie Magic|genie]] [[Genie Lamps|bottle]]. He goes to [[Storybrooke]] to send Knave for Alice after sharing news that Cyrus is alive. He meets up back with them in the hallway of the [[Bethlem Asylum|asylum]] just as Alice's [[Dr. Lydgate|doctor]] sees the White Rabbit. They escape in the city to a dead end as the police close in until the White Rabbit digs a portal to Wonderland. Alice and Knave follow suit and land in a [[Mallow Marsh|marshmallow pond]]. As they struggle, the White Rabbit tells another lie, stating he did not see Cyrus, but rather the Dormouse told him the genie is alive and in the [[Jefferson (Enchanted Forest)|Mad Hatter]]'s old [[Mad Hatter's House|house]]. As the twosome get stuck in the pond, he runs off to get help, but is picked up by the Red Queen to her castle. He affirms that everything went smoothly and Alice is back, but she still wants him to continue working for her or else. The White Rabbit leaves to regroup with Alice and Knave at [[Tulgey Woods]] and head into the Mad Hatter's house. When Alice sees that Cyrus is nowhere to be found, she steps outside while the Knave scorns the White Rabbit about making her lose Cyrus again. As luck would have it, Alice finds Cyrus' [[Cyrus' Talisman|pendant]] outside, which gives her a renewed sense of hope that he is alive. The three begin travelling together as a team. {{Ep|Down the Rabbit Hole|Home}}
 +
The [[Red Queen]] forces the White Rabbit to follow her commands after she kidnaps and withholds [[Mrs. Rabbit]] and their two children. Fearing the worst, he obediently complies with her request to seek out the [[Will Scarlet|Knave of Hearts]] and bring [[Alice (Down the Rabbit Hole)|Alice]] back to [[Wonderland]]. In actuality, it is a ploy concocted by the Red Queen and [[Jafar]], who both want to manipulate Alice into finding the location of a [[Genie Magic|genie]] [[Genie Lamps|bottle]]. He goes to [[Storybrooke]] to send Knave for Alice after sharing the news that Cyrus is alive. He meets up back with them in the hallway of the [[Bethlem Asylum|asylum]] just as Alice's [[Dr. Lydgate|doctor]] sees the White Rabbit. They escape into the city streets and reach a dead-end alley as the police close in until the White Rabbit digs open a portal to Wonderland. Alice and Knave follow him into the portal and land in a [[Mallow Marsh|marshmallow pond]]. As they struggle, the White Rabbit tells another lie, stating he did not see Cyrus, but rather the [[Dormouse|Dormouse]] told him the genie is alive and in the [[Jefferson|Mad Hatter]]'s old [[Mad Hatter's House|house]]. As the twosome is stuck in the pond, the rabbit runs off to get help but is picked up by the Red Queen to her castle. He affirms that everything went smoothly and Alice is back, but she still wants him to continue working for her or else. The White Rabbit leaves to regroup with Alice and Knave at [[Tulgey Woods]] and head into the Mad Hatter's house. When Alice sees that Cyrus is nowhere to be found, she steps outside while the Knave speaks scornfully about the White Rabbit who made her lose Cyrus again. As luck would have it, Alice finds Cyrus' [[Cyrus' Talisman|pendant]] outside, which gives her a renewed sense of hope that he is alive. The three begin traveling together as a team. {{Ep|Down the Rabbit Hole|Home}}
   
 
The next morning, the White Rabbit feigns being asleep while Alice and Knave head off to [[Mimsy Meadows]] to get Cyrus' bottle. He knows Alice is lying and reports back to the Red Queen with the false information. Since he knows the true location of the bottle, the White Rabbit leads the Red Queen there. After digging up the bottle, he hands it over to her. {{Ep|Trust Me|Forget Me Not}}
  
The next morning, the White Rabbit feigns being asleep while Alice and Knave head off to [[Mimsy Meadows]] to get Cyrus' bottle. He knows Alice is lying and reports back to the Red Queen with the false information. Since he knows the true location of the bottle, the White Rabbit leads the Red Queen there. After digging up the bottle, he hands it over to her. {{Ep|Trust Me|Forget Me Not}}
Line 38: Line 40:
 
After the Red Queen's encounter with Jafar, who forces her to tell him where the bottle is, she discloses the fake location, Mimsy Meadows, as the burial site. When the White Rabbit arrives, she questions him further on how he obtained knowledge on the bottle's true burial site. In his recollections, the White Rabbit remembers stumbling on and secretly watching Alice and Cyrus bury the bottle. To the Red Queen, he asks for his freedom after doing everything she has requested. Instead, she gives a strong rebuke and reminds him who is in charge. Frightened, he shuffles out of the castle. {{Ep3|Trust Me}}
  
After the Red Queen's encounter with Jafar, who forces her to tell him where the bottle is, she discloses the fake location, Mimsy Meadows, as the burial site. When the White Rabbit arrives, she questions him further on how he obtained knowledge on the bottle's true burial site. In his recollections, the White Rabbit remembers stumbling on and secretly watching Alice and Cyrus bury the bottle. To the Red Queen, he asks for his freedom after doing everything she has requested. Instead, she gives a strong rebuke and reminds him who is in charge. Frightened, he shuffles out of the castle. {{Ep3|Trust Me}}
   
−
Kidnapped by [[Tweedledee]], the White Rabbit is brought to Jafar for interrogation. At first, he is frightened that Jafar wants to eat him. Instead, Jafar exhibits a willingness to help clear his debts to the Red Queen in exchange for any and all details about Alice, especially about anyone she's ever loved, as it is her weakness to care about people. Nervously, the White Rabbit lists off countless facts about Alice, except they are all things Jafar already has knowledge of. He snaps at him to stop stalling and wants to know exactly who else in Wonderland matters the most to Alice that she might wish for their survival, but the White Rabbit begins backing out of the conversation. Impatiently, Jafar uses his staff to slice off the White Rabbit's right foot. Then, he sets a timer for one minute, which is the amount of time the White Rabbit has to spit out an answer and regain his foot back. Eventually, he tells Jafar of a person Alice loves who is not a resident of Wonderland--her [[Edwin|father]]. After reattaching the White Rabbit's foot, Jafar then asks him for a portal trip to visit Alice's father. The White Rabbit stutters out excuses as Jafar moves to using force again, so he seizes the opportunity to bolt out the door. In the hallway, he encounters a runaway Cyrus, who pleads for him not to tell Jafar. After allowing Cyrus to flee, he walks back and decides to open the portal for Jafar. {{Ep|Heart of Stone}}
 +
Kidnapped by [[Tweedledee]], the White Rabbit is brought to Jafar for interrogation. At first, he is frightened that Jafar wants to eat him. Instead, Jafar exhibits a willingness to help clear his debts to the Red Queen in exchange for any and all details about Alice, especially about anyone she's ever loved, as it is her weakness to care about people. Nervously, the White Rabbit lists off countless facts about Alice, except they are all things Jafar already has knowledge of. He snaps at him to stop stalling and wants to know exactly who else in Wonderland matters the most to Alice that she might wish for their survival, but the White Rabbit begins backing out of the conversation. Impatiently, Jafar uses his staff to slice off the White Rabbit's right foot. Then, he sets a timer for one minute, which is the amount of time the White Rabbit has to spit out an answer and regain his foot back. Eventually, he tells Jafar of a person Alice loves who is not a resident of Wonderland--her [[Edwin|father]]. After reattaching the White Rabbit's foot, Jafar then asks him for a portal trip to visit Alice's father. The White Rabbit stutters out excuses as Jafar moves to use force again, so he seizes the opportunity to bolt out the door. In the hallway, he encounters a runaway Cyrus, who pleads for him not to tell Jafar. After allowing Cyrus to flee, he walks back and decides to open the portal for Jafar. {{Ep|Heart of Stone}}
   
 
They land in a park of [[Victorian England]]. After requesting directions to [[Bethlem Asylum]] from a man, Jafar steals his clothes and belongings. In a bag, he forces the White Rabbit in. After meeting Alice's doctor, [[Dr. Lydgate]], Jafar opens the bag to allow him another look at the White Rabbit; a sight which terrifies the man. {{Ep|Who's Alice}}
  
They land in a park of [[Victorian England]]. After requesting directions to [[Bethlem Asylum]] from a man, Jafar steals his clothes and belongings. In a bag, he forces the White Rabbit in. After meeting Alice's doctor, [[Dr. Lydgate]], Jafar opens the bag to allow him another look at the White Rabbit; a sight which terrifies the man. {{Ep|Who's Alice}}
   
−
After Jafar tempts Alice's father, [[Edwin]], with information of his daughter's whereabouts, he unclasps the bag for the White Rabbit to come out. The White Rabbit huffs indignantly when a stunned Edwin asks if he's really a white rabbit. He opens a portal for Edwin and Jafar to go back to Wonderland. Shortly after they arrive, he is coldly dismissed by Jafar, who no longer requires his services. {{Ep|Bad Blood}}
 +
After Jafar tempts Alice's father, [[Edwin]], with information about his daughter's whereabouts, he unclasps the bag for the White Rabbit to come out. The White Rabbit huffs indignantly when a stunned Edwin asks if he's really a white rabbit. He opens a portal for Edwin and Jafar to go back to Wonderland. Shortly after they arrive, he is coldly dismissed by Jafar, who no longer requires his services. {{Ep|Bad Blood}}
   
−
The White Rabbit returns to his home, which is now in a ruined state. He refuses to answer when Alice knocks on the door, so she kicks the entrance in. Finally, he comes out and meekly allows Alice to punish him for betraying her to the Red Queen. Instead, Alice has known about it for some time now, and wants to know the reason behind his actions. When he tells them the truth, they both sympathize with his plight and decide to rescue his [[Mrs. Rabbit|wife]] and children. Knave has an idea of where the Red Queen might have taken them, and they arrive at an abandoned wagon, which he and Anastasia once lived in. The White Rabbit happily reconciles with [[Mrs. Rabbit]] and his two children, who are found safe and sound inside the wagon. His wife and children decide to head to her mother's house for shelter while the White Rabbit goes with Alice and Knave to the Outlands. Alice goes into an invisible hideout, and as Knave joins her, the White Rabbit stands guard outside, though he is warned against trying anything sneaky. A moment later, Cyrus approaches the hideout and Alice runs out to him. Surprisingly, the Red Queen tagged along as well. The Red Queen proceeds to urge that they must leave Wonderland before a dangerous storm cloud Jafar summoned reaches them all. Alice refuses to go without an explanation for the Red Queen's actions thus far, including her reasons for taking away Cyrus and desiring the bottle. In an emotional outburst, the Red Queen admits to Knave that she wants him back, and by breaking the laws of magic, they can go back to the past and resume their relationship, but he wants nothing more to do with her. Even to this, Alice doesn't believe the Red Queen, but Cyrus does, so she asks the White Rabbit to dig a hole to someplace safe for them. As the storm cloud closes in, the Red Queen uses the bottle as a shield against a lightning bolt, which then bounces off and fatally wounds Knave. He nears death, as Alice, too, begins to die as her first wish comes into full effect. Cyrus gives Knave the third wish, which he uses to "end Alice's suffering". Alice is revived while Cyrus' servitude as a genie ends, but Knave takes his place in the bottle as a price for the wish. {{Ep|Home}}
 +
The White Rabbit returns to his home, which is now in a ruined state. He refuses to answer when Alice knocks on the door, so she kicks the entrance in. Finally, he comes out and meekly allows Alice to punish him for betraying her to the Red Queen. Instead, Alice has known about it for some time now and wants to know the reason behind his actions. When he tells them the truth, they both sympathize with his plight and decide to rescue his [[Mrs. Rabbit|wife]] and children. Knave has an idea of where the Red Queen might have taken them, and they arrive at an abandoned wagon, which he and Anastasia once lived in. The White Rabbit happily reconciles with [[Mrs. Rabbit]] and his two children, who are found safe and sound inside the wagon. His wife and children decide to head to her mother's house for shelter while the White Rabbit goes with Alice and Knave to the Outlands. Alice goes into an invisible hideout, and as Knave joins her, the White Rabbit stands guard outside, though he is warned against trying anything sneaky. A moment later, Cyrus approaches the hideout and Alice runs out to him. Surprisingly, the Red Queen tagged along as well. The Red Queen proceeds to urge that they must leave Wonderland before a dangerous storm cloud Jafar summoned reaches them all. Alice refuses to go without an explanation for the Red Queen's actions thus far, including her reasons for taking away Cyrus and desiring the bottle. In an emotional outburst, the Red Queen admits to Knave that she wants him back, and by breaking the laws of magic, they can go back to the past and resume their relationship, but he wants nothing more to do with her. Even to this, Alice doesn't believe the Red Queen, but Cyrus does, so she asks the White Rabbit to dig a hole to someplace safe for them. As the storm cloud closes in, the Red Queen uses the bottle as a shield against a lightning bolt, which then bounces off and fatally wounds Knave. He nears death, as Alice, too, begins to die as her first wish comes into full effect. Cyrus gives Knave the third wish, which he uses to "end Alice's suffering". Alice is revived while Cyrus' servitude as a genie ends, but Knave takes his place in the bottle as a price for the wish. {{Ep|Home}}
   
−
The White Rabbit receives Knave and the Red Queen at his door with a request for help. The Red Queen formally apologizes to the White Rabbit for having taken from him what can never be returned, and asks for help to convince the commoners that she genuinely wants to take back the kingdom for their sake. However, he drops a bombshell when informing her that Jafar has released the [[Jabberwocky]]. Though this shocks the Red Queen, she adamantly still wants to go against Jafar. Shortly after, she and Knave leave the White Rabbit's house. {{Ep|Dirty Little Secrets}}
 +
The White Rabbit receives Knave and the Red Queen at his door with a request for help. The Red Queen formally apologizes to the White Rabbit for having taken from him what can never be returned and asks for help to convince the commoners that she genuinely wants to take back the kingdom for their sake. However, he drops a bombshell when informing her that Jafar has released the [[Jabberwocky]]. Though this shocks the Red Queen, she adamantly still wants to go against Jafar. Shortly after, she and Knave leave the White Rabbit's house. {{Ep|Dirty Little Secrets}}
   
 
While attempting to recruit citizens to fight against Jafar, the White Rabbit is visited by Alice and Cyrus. They request he take them through a portal to a town called [[Storybrooke]] so they can retrieve Knave's missing [[Enchanted Hearts|heart]]. After their arrival, the pair repeatedly react with puzzlement over modern technology, which the White Rabbit fills them in on. Eventually, Alice finds the heart hidden in Knave's apartment wall behind a poster of the Red Queen. They head back to Wonderland only to be apprehended by Jafar. Upon Cyrus' insistence that he return to his family, the White Rabbit flees to safety. {{Ep|Heart of the Matter}}
  
While attempting to recruit citizens to fight against Jafar, the White Rabbit is visited by Alice and Cyrus. They request he take them through a portal to a town called [[Storybrooke]] so they can retrieve Knave's missing [[Enchanted Hearts|heart]]. After their arrival, the pair repeatedly react with puzzlement over modern technology, which the White Rabbit fills them in on. Eventually, Alice finds the heart hidden in Knave's apartment wall behind a poster of the Red Queen. They head back to Wonderland only to be apprehended by Jafar. Upon Cyrus' insistence that he return to his family, the White Rabbit flees to safety. {{Ep|Heart of the Matter}}
   
−
He meets up with Alice again when she rushes to his house with a wounded Cyrus after Jafar's spell has lifted the laws of magic. Along with her, Cyrus' mother, [[Amara]], is present. The White Rabbit and his wife witness Amara use magic to heal her son. Unhappily, he complains about the blood stains on the house carpet while Mrs. Rabbit tries to calm him down. Later, the White Rabbit overhears Alice and Amara talking about defeating Jafar and nervously inquiries if he should be involved as well. Seeing as they need every spare person, he helps Alice gather up an army of commoners to storm the castle and fight Jafar. Meanwhile, Amara heads for the Well of Wonders; hoping to return the water inside her own body to the guardian, [[Nyx]], so she will reverse a genie curse on Cyrus and her two other sons. While the White rabbit is scouting ahead, their division is ambushed by Jafar's soldiers. He hides out of sight, watching as Alice is captured, and then sneaks into the castle. An imprisoned Knave notices him and distracts Anastasia as the White Rabbit tries to unbind Alice. However, the former Red Queen catches sight of him. Knave wins Anastasia over with a [[Magic#True Love|kiss of true love]] and breaks the magical hold Jafar has on her. After Alice is freed, the White Rabbit opens a portal to take her to the Well of Wonders where Cyrus' mother has been killed by Jafar. The sorcerer meets his doom, after stealing the water Amara was returning, by being enslaved as a genie, thus restoring the laws of magic. With Wonderland at peace, the White Rabbit takes Alice and Cyrus to England. On the day of the couple's wedding, he helps Anastasia, Knave, Tweedledum and Cyrus' brothers journey there to attend the ceremony. {{Ep|And They Lived...}} }}
 +
He meets up with Alice again when she rushes to his house with a wounded Cyrus after Jafar's spell has lifted the laws of magic. Along with her, Cyrus' mother, [[Amara]], is present. The White Rabbit and his wife witness Amara use magic to heal her son. Unhappily, he complains about the bloodstains on the house carpet while Mrs. Rabbit tries to calm him down. Later, the White Rabbit overhears Alice and Amara talking about defeating Jafar and nervously inquiries if he should be involved as well. Seeing as they need every spare person, he helps Alice gather up an army of commoners to storm the castle and fight Jafar. Meanwhile, Amara heads for the Well of Wonders; hoping to return the water inside her own body to the guardian, [[Nyx]], so she will reverse a genie curse on Cyrus and her two other sons. While the White rabbit is scouting ahead, their division is ambushed by Jafar's soldiers. He hides out of sight, watching as Alice is captured, and then sneaks into the castle. An imprisoned Knave notices him and distracts Anastasia as the White Rabbit tries to unbind Alice. However, the former Red Queen catches sight of him. Knave wins Anastasia over with a [[Magic#True Love|kiss of true love]] and breaks the magical hold Jafar has on her. After Alice is freed, the White Rabbit opens a portal to take her to the Well of Wonders where Cyrus' mother has been killed by Jafar. The sorcerer meets his doom, after stealing the water Amara was returning, by being enslaved as a genie, thus restoring the laws of magic. With Wonderland at peace, the White Rabbit takes Alice and Cyrus to England. On the day of the couple's wedding, he helps Anastasia, Knave, Tweedledum and Cyrus' brothers journey there to attend the ceremony. {{Ep|And They Lived...}} }}
−
{{After Fourth Curse|
 +
{{After Sixth Curse|
 
Years later, the White Rabbit returns to [[Victorian England]] and watches from a distance as Alice tells her daughter of her prior adventures in [[Wonderland]]. {{Ep|And They Lived...}} }}
  
Years later, the White Rabbit returns to [[Victorian England]] and watches from a distance as Alice tells her daughter of her prior adventures in [[Wonderland]]. {{Ep|And They Lived...}} }}
 
{{Clear}}
  
{{Clear}}
Line 58: Line 60:
 
{{MagicalAbility|*|World-crossing|Ability to open [[Rabbit Holes]] that allow him to jump between magical realms.}}
  
{{MagicalAbility|*|World-crossing|Ability to open [[Rabbit Holes]] that allow him to jump between magical realms.}}
 
==Family==
  
==Family==
  +
⚫
<center>{{FamilyTree/Start}}{{FamilyTree||MOM|~|y|~|DAD|MOM=[[Mrs. Rabbit]]|DAD='''White Rabbit'''}}{{FamilyTree||||||!}}{{FamilyTree||||,|-|^|-|.}}{{FamilyTree||SON|||DAU|DAU=[[White Rabbit's Daughter|Daughter]]|||SON=[[White Rabbit's Daughter|Son]]}}{{FamilyTree/End}}</center>
  
  +
<center>{{FamilyTree/Start}}
  +
{{FamilyTree||MOM|~|y|~|DAD|MOM=[[Mrs. Rabbit]]|DAD='''White Rabbit'''}}
  +
{{FamilyTree||||||!}}
  ⚫
{{FamilyTree||||,|-|^|-|.}}{{FamilyTree||SON|||DAU|DAU=[[White Rabbit's Daughter|Daughter]]|||SON=[[White Rabbit's Son|Son]]}}{{FamilyTree/End}}</center>
 
----
  
----
  +
 
{{S|Notes:
  
{{S|Notes:
−
*Solid lines denote blood parent-child relationship
 +
*Solid lines denote blood parent-child relationships
 
*Dashed lines denote marriage relationships that result in offspring}}
  
*Dashed lines denote marriage relationships that result in offspring}}
   
Line 70: Line 77:
 
===Character Notes===
  
===Character Notes===
 
*The White Rabbit is featured in the [[Episode Title Cards|title card]] for "[[Home]]"<ref>[[:File:W108Title.png]]</ref> and "[[And They Lived...]]".<ref>[[:File:W113Title.png]]</ref>
  
*The White Rabbit is featured in the [[Episode Title Cards|title card]] for "[[Home]]"<ref>[[:File:W108Title.png]]</ref> and "[[And They Lived...]]".<ref>[[:File:W113Title.png]]</ref>
−
*Unlike [[Jefferson (Enchanted Forest)|Jefferson]], who requires his [[Jefferson's Hat|magical hat]] to cross worlds, the White Rabbit appears to possess a natural skill for creating [[Rabbit Holes|rabbit hole portals]].
 +
*Unlike [[Jefferson]], who requires his [[Jefferson's Hat|magical hat]] to [[World-crossing|cross worlds]], the White Rabbit appears to possess a natural skill for creating [[Rabbit Holes|rabbit hole portals]].
  +
*The [[Alice (Hyperion Heights)|second iteration]] of Alice is chasing a different white rabbit when she meets [[Mr. Gold]] in the [[New Enchanted Forest]].<ref>[[:File:704PortalAboutToOpen.png]]</ref> {{Ep|Beauty}}
   
 
|-|Production Notes=
  
|-|Production Notes=
 
===Production Notes===
  
===Production Notes===
−
*The White Rabbit was originally to be voiced by [[Wikipedia:Paul Reubens|Paul Reubens]].<ref>http://www.deadline.com/2013/04/paul-reubens-to-voice-the-white-rabbit-in-abcs-wonderland-themed-once-spinoff/</ref>
 +
*The White Rabbit was originally to be voiced by [[Wikipedia:Paul Reubens|Paul Reubens]].<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.deadline.com/2013/04/paul-reubens-to-voice-the-white-rabbit-in-abcs-wonderland-themed-once-spinoff/|title=Paul Reubens To Voice The White Rabbit In ABC's Wonderland-Themed ‘Once Upon A Time’ Spinoff, Ralph Hemecker To Direct|date=April 4, 2013|publisher=''[[Wikipedia:Deadline Hollywood|Deadline Hollywood]]''}}</ref>
−
*The on-set replacement for the White Rabbit was a blue pole.<ref>http://www.buddytv.com/articles/once-upon-a-time-in-wonderland/wonderland-emma-rigby-intervie-51650.aspx</ref>
 +
*The on-set replacement for the White Rabbit was a blue pole.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.buddytv.com/articles/once-upon-a-time-in-wonderland/wonderland-emma-rigby-intervie-51650.aspx|title='Once Upon a Time in Wonderland' Interview: Emma Rigby on the Red Queen's Game|last=Day|first=Carla|date=October 24, 2013|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20160415222459/http://www.buddytv.com/articles/once-upon-a-time-in-wonderland/wonderland-emma-rigby-intervie-51650.aspx|archivedate=April 15, 2014|publisher=[[Wikipedia:BuddyTV|BuddyTV]]|quote=I have a lot of scenes with the White Rabbit, which is obviously really interesting to do, because you're acting to a blue pole.}}</ref>
−
*In the original twenty minute preview, the White Rabbit tells [[Alice (Down the Rabbit Hole)|Alice]] he knows [[Cyrus]] is alive by showing her the [[Genie Magic|genie]]'s [[Cyrus' Talisman|pendant]] and stating that if it survived the [[Boiling Sea]], he must have too. This is changed in the actual premiere, in which he states that the [[Dormouse]] said Cyrus is alive.
 +
*In the original twenty-minute preview, the White Rabbit tells [[Alice (Down the Rabbit Hole)|Alice]] he knows [[Cyrus]] is alive by showing her the [[Genie Magic|genie]]'s [[Cyrus' Talisman|pendant]] and stating that if it survived the [[Boiling Sea]], he must have too. This is changed in the actual premiere, in which he states that the [[Dormouse]] said Cyrus is alive.
   
 
|-|Set Notes=
  
|-|Set Notes=
 
===Props Notes===
  
===Props Notes===
  +
*The [[Jefferson|Mad Hatter]] attempts to buy his daughter [[Grace]] a stuffed white rabbit for her tea party.<ref>[[:File:117ThankYou.png]]</ref> (He later presents a hand-sewn stuffed bunny to his daughter, which is patchy and more dirty than white.<ref>[[:File:117IKnowIts.png]]</ref> This is a nod to the [[March Hare]].)<ref>{{cite web|url=https://abc.go.com/shows/once-upon-a-time/news/storybrooke-secrets/secrets-episode-117-hat-trick|title=Storybrooke Secrets: Hat Trick|last=Dove|first=Steve|date=March 26, 2012|quote=When Jefferson and Grace are at the market, Grace asks if she can buy a stuffed white rabbit doll, which is a reference to the white rabbit from Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.|publisher=[[ABC]]}}</ref> {{Ep|Hat Trick}}
−
*The [[Jefferson (Enchanted Forest)|Mad Hatter]] buys his daughter [[Grace]] a stuffed white rabbit for her tea party.<ref>[[:File:117IKnow.png]]</ref> {{Ep|Hat Trick}}
  
−
*When [[Jefferson (Enchanted Forest)|Jefferson]] is rescued from his car by [[David Nolan|David]], he comes out of the wreckage clutching a stuffed bunny,<ref>[[:File:202NoOneHeardMe.png]]</ref> a reference to the [[March Hare]] and the White Rabbit.<ref>http://abc.go.com/shows/once-upon-a-time/news/storybrooke-secrets/secrets-episode-202-we-are-both</ref> {{Ep|We Are Both}}
 +
*When [[Jefferson]] is rescued from his car by [[David Nolan|David]], he comes out of the wreckage clutching a stuffed bunny,<ref>[[:File:202NoOneHeardMe.png]]</ref> a reference to the March Hare and the White Rabbit.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://abc.go.com/shows/once-upon-a-time/news/storybrooke-secrets/secrets-episode-202-we-are-both|title=Storybrooke Secrets: We Are Both|last=Dove|first=Steve|date=October 10, 2012|quote=When Jefferson comes out of the truck, he's clutching a stuffed bunny—White Rabbit or March Hare—like the one he made for Grace back in Fairy Tale Land.|publisher=[[ABC]]|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20160415152004/http://abc.go.com/shows/once-upon-a-time/news/storybrooke-secrets/secrets-episode-202-we-are-both|archivedate=April 15, 2016}}</ref> {{Ep|We Are Both}}
  +
*[[Tilly]] is wearing a white rabbit mask with a monocle on its eye for Halloween. {{Ep|Beauty}}
  +
*The [[Alice (Hyperion Heights)|second incarnation]] of Alice has a white rabbit plushie in her [[Gothel's Tower|tower]].<ref>[[:File:714VeryHappyBirthday.png]]</ref> After she escapes, she has the same toy in her [[Alice's Cottage|cottage]]<ref>[[:File:718LikeMyBracelet.png]]</ref> and refers to it as "Mr. Rabbit". {{Ep|The Girl in the Tower|The Guardian}}
  +
*Tilly plays with a white origami rabbit in [[Rogers]]' [[Rogers' Car|car]].<ref>[[:File:719TillyPlaying.png]]</ref> {{Ep|Flower Child}}
   
 
===Set Dressing===
  
===Set Dressing===
−
*Among the many fairy tale illustrations pinned to the wall in [[Henry Mills|Henry]]'s room are:
 +
*Among the many fairy tale illustrations pinned to the wall in [[Henry Mills|Henry]]'s [[Mills House|room]] are:
−
**"[[Wikimedia:File:Alice in Wonderland by Arthur Rackham - 08 - A Mad Tea-Party.jpg|Alice's Adventures in Wonderland - A Mad Tea-Party]]"<ref name="BedTime">[[:File:310BedTime.png]]</ref> (1907) by the famous English book illustrator [[Wikipedia:Arthur Rackham|Arthur Rackham]]. It is an illustration of a scene from ''[[Alice's Adventures in Wonderland]]'', with [[Alice (Down the Rabbit Hole)|Alice]] at the [[Jefferson (Enchanted Forest)|Mad Hatter]]'s Tea Party with the [[March Hare]], the [[Dormouse]] and the Mad Hatter. {{Ep|The Price of Gold|The New Neverland}}
 +
**"[[Commons:File:Alice in Wonderland by Arthur Rackham - 08 - A Mad Tea-Party.jpg|A Mad Tea Party]]"<ref name="BedTime">[[:File:310BedTime.png]]</ref> (1907) by the famous English book illustrator [[Wikipedia:Arthur Rackham|Arthur Rackham]]. It is an illustration of a scene from ''[[Alice's Adventures in Wonderland]]'', with [[Alice (Down the Rabbit Hole)|Alice]] at the [[Jefferson|Mad Hatter]]'s tea party with the [[March Hare]], the [[Dormouse]] and the Mad Hatter. {{Ep|The Price of Gold|The New Neverland}}
−
**[http://yestervid.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/Alice_in_Wonderland.jpg An illustration]<ref name="BedTime" /> by the American illustrator [[Wikipedia:Jessie Willcox Smith|Jessie Willcox Smith]], from [[Wikipedia:Nora Archibald Smith|Nora Archibald Smith]]'s book ''[http://www.amazon.com/Boys-Girls-Bookland-Archibald-Smith/dp/051766206X/ref=la_B001IXS6TU_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1427794185&sr=1-1 Boys and Girls of Bookland]'' (1923).<ref>''Jessie Willcox Smith: A Bibliography'', Edward. D. Nudelman, [[Wikipedia:Pelican Publishing Company|Pelican Publishing Company]], 1989, p. 92. [https://books.google.com/books?id=2kSy7UzRyeUC&pg=PA92 Facsmilie] by [[Wikipedia:Google Books|Google Books]].</ref> It features Alice in a scene from the book, surrounded by the characters of [[Wonderland]], including the White Rabbit. {{S|("The Price of Gold", "The New Neverland")}}
 +
**"[[Commons:File:Boys and Girls of Bookland Alice in Wonderland.jpg|Alice in Wonderland]]"<ref name="BedTime" /> by the American illustrator [[Wikipedia:Jessie Willcox Smith|Jessie Willcox Smith]], from [[Wikipedia:Nora Archibald Smith|Nora Archibald Smith]]'s book ''[http://www.amazon.com/Boys-Girls-Bookland-Archibald-Smith/dp/051766206X/ Boys and Girls of Bookland]'' (1923). It depicts Alice surrounded by the characters of [[Wonderland]], including the White Rabbit. {{S|("The Price of Gold", "The New Neverland")}}
−
**"[[Wikimedia:File:Alice in Wonderland by Arthur Rackham - 14 - Who stole the Tarts?.jpg|Who stole the Tarts?]]"<ref name="Look">[[:File:202LookWhatI.png]]</ref> (1907) by Arthur Rackham. This illustration depicts the scene where the [[Will Scarlet|Knave of Hearts]] is standing before the White Rabbit and the [[Wikipedia:King of Hearts (Alice's Adventures in Wonderland)|King]] and [[Cora|Queen of Hearts]], as he (the Knave) stands trial for a tart burglary. Note that the illustration can be seen on the right hand side of Henry's cuckoo clock,<ref name="Look" /> but not very clearly. It can be seen more clearly in a [[Flickr]] set photograph from [[Season Two]].<ref>https://www.flickr.com/photos/110865913@N05/12076280673/in/album-72157640022219454/</ref> {{Ep|We Are Both}}
 +
**"[[Commons:File:Alice in Wonderland by Arthur Rackham - 14 - Who stole the Tarts?.jpg|Who stole the Tarts?]]"<ref name="Look">[[:File:202LookWhatI.png]]</ref> (1907) by Arthur Rackham. This illustration depicts the scene where the [[Will Scarlet|Knave of Hearts]] is standing before the White Rabbit and the [[Wikipedia:King of Hearts (Alice's Adventures in Wonderland)|King]] and [[Cora|Queen of Hearts]], as he (the Knave) stands trial for a tart burglary. Note that the illustration can be seen on the right hand side of Henry's cuckoo clock,<ref name="Look" /> but not very clearly. It can be seen more clearly in a [[Flickr]] set photograph from [[Season Two]].<ref>{{Flickr|author=Lawrence Andreutti|datetaken=October 15, 2012|timetaken=|description=P1100918|quote=|link=photos/110865913@N05/12076280673/in/album-72157640022219454/|archive=FLLawrenceAndreutti-MillsHouse.jpg|dateaccessed=|timeaccessed=}}</ref> {{Ep|We Are Both}}
−
*There is a white ceramic rabbit in [[Mary Margaret Blanchard|Mary Margaret]]'s [[Blanchard Loft|loft]].<ref>[[:File:106WhatDoIDo.png]]</ref> {{S|("[[The Shepherd]]" et al.)}}
 +
*There is a sculpted white rabbit utensil holder in [[Mary Margaret Blanchard|Mary Margaret]]'s [[Blanchard Loft|loft]].<ref>[[:File:106WhatDoIDo.png]]</ref> {{S|("[[The Shepherd]]" et al.)}}
−
*The tool set next to [[Jefferson (Storybrooke)|Jefferson]]'s (also known as the Mad Hatter) fireplace in [[Storybrooke]] is topped with a rabbit.<ref>[[:File:117ThereWeGo.png]]</ref> {{Ep|Hat Trick}}
 +
*The tool set next to [[Jefferson]]'s fireplace in [[Storybrooke]] is topped with a rabbit.<ref>[[:File:117ThereWeGo.png]]</ref> {{Ep|Hat Trick}}
 
*There is a white rabbit plush toy in [[Emma Swan|Emma]]'s nursery room at the [[Royal Castle]].<ref>[[:File:120CircumstancesHaveChanged.png]]</ref> {{Ep|The Stranger}}
  
*There is a white rabbit plush toy in [[Emma Swan|Emma]]'s nursery room at the [[Royal Castle]].<ref>[[:File:120CircumstancesHaveChanged.png]]</ref> {{Ep|The Stranger}}
  ⚫
*A white rabbit appears on the playing card [[Regina Mills|Regina]] puts on [[Paige]]'s bike plate.<ref>[[:File:121WhiteRabbit.png]]</ref> {{Ep|An Apple Red as Blood}}
−
*When young [[Alice (Down the Rabbit Hole)|Alice]] returns to [[Victorian England]], she walks past a small dining table with several plush toys sitting in chairs around it. The party guests at the table include a white rabbit.<ref>[[:File:W101AbandonedToys.png]]</ref> Many years later, Alice's [[Alice's Daughter|daughter]] has the same toy.<ref>[[:File:W113IDontKnow.png]]</ref> {{Ep|Down the Rabbit Hole|And They Lived...}}
 +
*When the [[Alice (Down the Rabbit Hole)|first Alice]] [[World-crossing|returns]] to [[Victorian England]] as a little girl, she walks past a small dining table with several plush toys sitting in chairs around it. The party guests at the table include a white rabbit.<ref>[[:File:W101TeaParty2.png]]</ref> Many years later, Alice's [[Alice's Daughter|daughter]] has the same toy.<ref>[[:File:W113IDontKnow.png]]</ref> {{Ep|Down the Rabbit Hole|And They Lived...}}
  +
*There is a white rabbit plush toy in Emma's room at the [[Minnesota Group Home|Minnesota group home]].<ref>[[:File:617WatchingTheirDaughter.png]]</ref> {{Ep|Awake}}
  +
*During [[Gideon]]'s birthday celebration, a white rabbit plush toy is sitting on the table.<ref>[[:File:704Uuuuuuh.png]]</ref> {{Ep|Beauty}}
  +
*[[Lucy]] has a white rabbit plush toy.<ref>[[:File:701GonnaKillHer.png]]</ref> {{S|("Hyperion Heights", "[[A Tale of Two Sisters]]", "[[Is This Henry Mills?]]")}}
 
</tabber>
  
</tabber>
 
{{EndTrivia}}
  
{{EndTrivia}}
Line 99: Line 114:
 
{{Appearances4|4=note|20=note}}
  
{{Appearances4|4=note|20=note}}
 
{{AppearancesC|8=note}}
  
{{AppearancesC|8=note}}
  ⚫
{{AppearancesOther|*The White Rabbit is pictured on a fairy tale book in "[[Tougher Than the Rest]]".<ref>[[:File:611FairyTalesBook.png]]</ref>}}
−
{{Appearances7|no|no|no|yes|}}
  
⚫
{{AppearancesOther|*A White Rabbit appears on the playing card [[Regina Mills|Regina]] puts on [[Paige]]'s bike plate in "[[An Apple Red as Blood]]".<ref>[[:File:121WhiteRabbit.png]]</ref>
  
⚫
*The White Rabbit is pictured on a fairy tale book in "[[Tougher Than the Rest]]".<ref>[[:File:611FairyTalesBook.png]]</ref>}}
  
   
 
==References==
  
==References==
−
{{ScrollBox|{{Reflist}}}}
 +
{{ScrollBox|{{Reflist}}}}[[de:Weißes Kaninchen]]
  +
[[fr:Percy]]
−  
−
[[de:Weißes Kaninchen]]
 +
[[it:Bianconiglio]]
 
[[nl:Wit Konijn]]
  
[[nl:Wit Konijn]]
 
[[Category:Wonderland Characters]]
  
[[Category:Wonderland Characters]]
Line 112: Line 125:
 
[[Category:Male Characters]]
  
[[Category:Male Characters]]
 
[[Category:Once Upon a Time in Wonderland Characters]]
  
[[Category:Once Upon a Time in Wonderland Characters]]
  +
[[Category:Magic Users]]

Revision as of 05:51, 31 January 2020

This page is move protected The subject of this article is involved with Once Upon a Time in Wonderland The subject of this article is or relates to a character The subject of this article is male The subject of this article is or relates to a creature The subject of this article is involved with Wonderland The subject of this article is involved with the Enchanted Forest The subject of this article is involved with Victorian England The subject of this article is involved with Storybrooke The subject of this article is magical or capable of using magic


You're late! What a surprise!

—The White Rabbit to Alice and Will Scarlet src

Percy, better known as the White Rabbit, is a character on ABC's Once Upon a Time in Wonderland. He débuts in the first episode and is voiced by starring cast member John Lithgow.

The White Rabbit is based on the character with the same name from the novel Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, and the Disney film Alice in Wonderland.

History

Before First Curse

With her husband Jefferson trapped in Wonderland, Priscilla enlists the White Rabbit to take her through his portal to rescue him. While she locates Jefferson, the White Rabbit waits for her return so he can whisk both of them home. However, the plan goes awry, with Priscilla dying and Jefferson forced to escape Wonderland through his portal hat instead. ("Out of the Past")

As a child, Alice follows the White Rabbit down a hole into Wonderland and has many adventures. Years later, Alice returns to Wonderland, desperate for proof it is real, kidnaps the White Rabbit to bring home and show her father, who believes she is delusional. After being chased by Queen's guards into a maze, she shrinks herself and hides in a bottle containing a genie, Cyrus. As the two converse, Alice pulls out the captured White Rabbit from her bag. The White Rabbit struggles to free himself from her grasp but is promptly stuffed back in. ("Down the Rabbit Hole," "Trust Me")

After Alice exits the bottle with Cyrus, the White Rabbit continues to fight for a way out from the enclosure. Untying the bag, Alice apologizes to him for the ordeal. The White Rabbit blames himself for leading her down the hole to Wonderland many years ago, though Alice disagrees. He promptly leaves on his own into the maze. Much later, the White Rabbit secretly witnesses Alice and Cyrus burying the genie bottle near a dandy-lion hedge tree, but does not make himself known to them. After they are gone, he murmurs that they are crazy kids. For a brief moment, the White Rabbit looks at his pocket watch and then sets off to return home to his wife. ("Trust Me")

One quiet evening, the White Rabbit opens his home to Cyrus and lets him in so Alice can be treated for a sustained wound. Mrs. Rabbit easily makes an elixir to heal her. While Alice is resting up, the White Rabbit expresses concerns about her since she will always be in danger despite having chosen to be with Cyrus. The White Rabbit persuades Cyrus to think about Alice's safety, even if it means he must part from her to ensure it. ("Home")

At some point, the White Rabbit helps Cora return to the Enchanted Forest. ("Mother")

After First Curse

The Red Queen forces the White Rabbit to follow her commands after she kidnaps and withholds Mrs. Rabbit and their two children. Fearing the worst, he obediently complies with her request to seek out the Knave of Hearts and bring Alice back to Wonderland. In actuality, it is a ploy concocted by the Red Queen and Jafar, who both want to manipulate Alice into finding the location of a genie bottle. He goes to Storybrooke to send Knave for Alice after sharing the news that Cyrus is alive. He meets up back with them in the hallway of the asylum just as Alice's doctor sees the White Rabbit. They escape into the city streets and reach a dead-end alley as the police close in until the White Rabbit digs open a portal to Wonderland. Alice and Knave follow him into the portal and land in a marshmallow pond. As they struggle, the White Rabbit tells another lie, stating he did not see Cyrus, but rather the Dormouse told him the genie is alive and in the Mad Hatter's old house. As the twosome is stuck in the pond, the rabbit runs off to get help but is picked up by the Red Queen to her castle. He affirms that everything went smoothly and Alice is back, but she still wants him to continue working for her or else. The White Rabbit leaves to regroup with Alice and Knave at Tulgey Woods and head into the Mad Hatter's house. When Alice sees that Cyrus is nowhere to be found, she steps outside while the Knave speaks scornfully about the White Rabbit who made her lose Cyrus again. As luck would have it, Alice finds Cyrus' pendant outside, which gives her a renewed sense of hope that he is alive. The three begin traveling together as a team. ("Down the Rabbit Hole," "Home")

The next morning, the White Rabbit feigns being asleep while Alice and Knave head off to Mimsy Meadows to get Cyrus' bottle. He knows Alice is lying and reports back to the Red Queen with the false information. Since he knows the true location of the bottle, the White Rabbit leads the Red Queen there. After digging up the bottle, he hands it over to her. ("Trust Me," "Forget Me Not")

After the Red Queen's encounter with Jafar, who forces her to tell him where the bottle is, she discloses the fake location, Mimsy Meadows, as the burial site. When the White Rabbit arrives, she questions him further on how he obtained knowledge on the bottle's true burial site. In his recollections, the White Rabbit remembers stumbling on and secretly watching Alice and Cyrus bury the bottle. To the Red Queen, he asks for his freedom after doing everything she has requested. Instead, she gives a strong rebuke and reminds him who is in charge. Frightened, he shuffles out of the castle. ("Trust Me")

Kidnapped by Tweedledee, the White Rabbit is brought to Jafar for interrogation. At first, he is frightened that Jafar wants to eat him. Instead, Jafar exhibits a willingness to help clear his debts to the Red Queen in exchange for any and all details about Alice, especially about anyone she's ever loved, as it is her weakness to care about people. Nervously, the White Rabbit lists off countless facts about Alice, except they are all things Jafar already has knowledge of. He snaps at him to stop stalling and wants to know exactly who else in Wonderland matters the most to Alice that she might wish for their survival, but the White Rabbit begins backing out of the conversation. Impatiently, Jafar uses his staff to slice off the White Rabbit's right foot. Then, he sets a timer for one minute, which is the amount of time the White Rabbit has to spit out an answer and regain his foot back. Eventually, he tells Jafar of a person Alice loves who is not a resident of Wonderland--her father. After reattaching the White Rabbit's foot, Jafar then asks him for a portal trip to visit Alice's father. The White Rabbit stutters out excuses as Jafar moves to use force again, so he seizes the opportunity to bolt out the door. In the hallway, he encounters a runaway Cyrus, who pleads for him not to tell Jafar. After allowing Cyrus to flee, he walks back and decides to open the portal for Jafar. ("Heart of Stone")

They land in a park of Victorian England. After requesting directions to Bethlem Asylum from a man, Jafar steals his clothes and belongings. In a bag, he forces the White Rabbit in. After meeting Alice's doctor, Dr. Lydgate, Jafar opens the bag to allow him another look at the White Rabbit; a sight which terrifies the man. ("Who's Alice")

After Jafar tempts Alice's father, Edwin, with information about his daughter's whereabouts, he unclasps the bag for the White Rabbit to come out. The White Rabbit huffs indignantly when a stunned Edwin asks if he's really a white rabbit. He opens a portal for Edwin and Jafar to go back to Wonderland. Shortly after they arrive, he is coldly dismissed by Jafar, who no longer requires his services. ("Bad Blood")

The White Rabbit returns to his home, which is now in a ruined state. He refuses to answer when Alice knocks on the door, so she kicks the entrance in. Finally, he comes out and meekly allows Alice to punish him for betraying her to the Red Queen. Instead, Alice has known about it for some time now and wants to know the reason behind his actions. When he tells them the truth, they both sympathize with his plight and decide to rescue his wife and children. Knave has an idea of where the Red Queen might have taken them, and they arrive at an abandoned wagon, which he and Anastasia once lived in. The White Rabbit happily reconciles with Mrs. Rabbit and his two children, who are found safe and sound inside the wagon. His wife and children decide to head to her mother's house for shelter while the White Rabbit goes with Alice and Knave to the Outlands. Alice goes into an invisible hideout, and as Knave joins her, the White Rabbit stands guard outside, though he is warned against trying anything sneaky. A moment later, Cyrus approaches the hideout and Alice runs out to him. Surprisingly, the Red Queen tagged along as well. The Red Queen proceeds to urge that they must leave Wonderland before a dangerous storm cloud Jafar summoned reaches them all. Alice refuses to go without an explanation for the Red Queen's actions thus far, including her reasons for taking away Cyrus and desiring the bottle. In an emotional outburst, the Red Queen admits to Knave that she wants him back, and by breaking the laws of magic, they can go back to the past and resume their relationship, but he wants nothing more to do with her. Even to this, Alice doesn't believe the Red Queen, but Cyrus does, so she asks the White Rabbit to dig a hole to someplace safe for them. As the storm cloud closes in, the Red Queen uses the bottle as a shield against a lightning bolt, which then bounces off and fatally wounds Knave. He nears death, as Alice, too, begins to die as her first wish comes into full effect. Cyrus gives Knave the third wish, which he uses to "end Alice's suffering". Alice is revived while Cyrus' servitude as a genie ends, but Knave takes his place in the bottle as a price for the wish. ("Home")

The White Rabbit receives Knave and the Red Queen at his door with a request for help. The Red Queen formally apologizes to the White Rabbit for having taken from him what can never be returned and asks for help to convince the commoners that she genuinely wants to take back the kingdom for their sake. However, he drops a bombshell when informing her that Jafar has released the Jabberwocky. Though this shocks the Red Queen, she adamantly still wants to go against Jafar. Shortly after, she and Knave leave the White Rabbit's house. ("Dirty Little Secrets")

While attempting to recruit citizens to fight against Jafar, the White Rabbit is visited by Alice and Cyrus. They request he take them through a portal to a town called Storybrooke so they can retrieve Knave's missing heart. After their arrival, the pair repeatedly react with puzzlement over modern technology, which the White Rabbit fills them in on. Eventually, Alice finds the heart hidden in Knave's apartment wall behind a poster of the Red Queen. They head back to Wonderland only to be apprehended by Jafar. Upon Cyrus' insistence that he return to his family, the White Rabbit flees to safety. ("Heart of the Matter")

He meets up with Alice again when she rushes to his house with a wounded Cyrus after Jafar's spell has lifted the laws of magic. Along with her, Cyrus' mother, Amara, is present. The White Rabbit and his wife witness Amara use magic to heal her son. Unhappily, he complains about the bloodstains on the house carpet while Mrs. Rabbit tries to calm him down. Later, the White Rabbit overhears Alice and Amara talking about defeating Jafar and nervously inquiries if he should be involved as well. Seeing as they need every spare person, he helps Alice gather up an army of commoners to storm the castle and fight Jafar. Meanwhile, Amara heads for the Well of Wonders; hoping to return the water inside her own body to the guardian, Nyx, so she will reverse a genie curse on Cyrus and her two other sons. While the White rabbit is scouting ahead, their division is ambushed by Jafar's soldiers. He hides out of sight, watching as Alice is captured, and then sneaks into the castle. An imprisoned Knave notices him and distracts Anastasia as the White Rabbit tries to unbind Alice. However, the former Red Queen catches sight of him. Knave wins Anastasia over with a kiss of true love and breaks the magical hold Jafar has on her. After Alice is freed, the White Rabbit opens a portal to take her to the Well of Wonders where Cyrus' mother has been killed by Jafar. The sorcerer meets his doom, after stealing the water Amara was returning, by being enslaved as a genie, thus restoring the laws of magic. With Wonderland at peace, the White Rabbit takes Alice and Cyrus to England. On the day of the couple's wedding, he helps Anastasia, Knave, Tweedledum and Cyrus' brothers journey there to attend the ceremony. ("And They Lived...")

After Sixth Curse
Years later, the White Rabbit returns to Victorian England and watches from a distance as Alice tells her daughter of her prior adventures in Wonderland. ("And They Lived...")

Magical Abilities

Family

Mrs. Rabbit
 
 
 
White Rabbit
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
SonDaughter

Notes:

  • Solid lines denote blood parent-child relationships
  • Dashed lines denote marriage relationships that result in offspring

Trivia

Character Notes

Production Notes

  • The White Rabbit was originally to be voiced by Paul Reubens.[4]
  • The on-set replacement for the White Rabbit was a blue pole.[5]
  • In the original twenty-minute preview, the White Rabbit tells Alice he knows Cyrus is alive by showing her the genie's pendant and stating that if it survived the Boiling Sea, he must have too. This is changed in the actual premiere, in which he states that the Dormouse said Cyrus is alive.

Props Notes

Set Dressing

Appearances

References

  1. ↑ File:W108Title.png
  2. ↑ File:W113Title.png
  3. ↑ File:704PortalAboutToOpen.png
  4. ↑ Paul Reubens To Voice The White Rabbit In ABC's Wonderland-Themed ‘Once Upon A Time’ Spinoff, Ralph Hemecker To Direct. Deadline Hollywood (April 4, 2013).
  5. ↑ Day, Carla (October 24, 2013). 'Once Upon a Time in Wonderland' Interview: Emma Rigby on the Red Queen's Game. BuddyTV. Archived from the original on April 15, 2014. “I have a lot of scenes with the White Rabbit, which is obviously really interesting to do, because you're acting to a blue pole.”
  6. ↑ File:117ThankYou.png
  7. ↑ File:117IKnowIts.png
  8. ↑ Dove, Steve (March 26, 2012). Storybrooke Secrets: Hat Trick. ABC. “When Jefferson and Grace are at the market, Grace asks if she can buy a stuffed white rabbit doll, which is a reference to the white rabbit from Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.”
  9. ↑ File:202NoOneHeardMe.png
  10. ↑ Dove, Steve (October 10, 2012). Storybrooke Secrets: We Are Both. ABC. Archived from the original on April 15, 2016. “When Jefferson comes out of the truck, he's clutching a stuffed bunny—White Rabbit or March Hare—like the one he made for Grace back in Fairy Tale Land.”
  11. ↑ File:714VeryHappyBirthday.png
  12. ↑ File:718LikeMyBracelet.png
  13. ↑ File:719TillyPlaying.png
  14. ↑ 14.0 14.1 File:310BedTime.png
  15. ↑ 15.0 15.1 File:202LookWhatI.png
  16. ↑ FlickrIconTemplate Lawrence Andreutti. P1100918 (October 15, 2012).  (archive copy)
  17. ↑ File:106WhatDoIDo.png
  18. ↑ File:117ThereWeGo.png
  19. ↑ File:120CircumstancesHaveChanged.png
  20. ↑ File:121WhiteRabbit.png
  21. ↑ File:W101TeaParty2.png
  22. ↑ File:W113IDontKnow.png
  23. ↑ File:617WatchingTheirDaughter.png
  24. ↑ File:704Uuuuuuh.png
  25. ↑ File:701GonnaKillHer.png
  26. ↑ File:611FairyTalesBook.png
Deutsch Français Italiano Nederlands
Community content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted.
More Fandoms