Alice madness returns fanart. Angus Bumby was 's manipulative psychiatrist and the head of the in. Contents History Interactions with the LiddellsIn his younger years, Bumby was an undergraduate at Oxford University and was tutored by Dean. However, it was revealed that he had much darker motives, and a greater role in Alice's past than she first realized.Alice saw his image as part of the tentacle creature known as the Leviathan, but he disappeared after a while. Bumby appeared to help Alice, along with the other who lived there, to forget about traumatic events in their past using hypnotherapy.
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Welcome to the Alice: Madness Returns FAQ. After eleven long years, fans of American McGee's Alice finally get the chance to return to Wonderland! Since we last saw Alice, she's grown up, left Rutledge Asylum and is currently living in London under the care of Dr. Aug 16, 2017 Alice: Madness Returns Walkthrough Alice: Madness Returns 100% walkthrough gameplay & playthrough No commentary PS3 Xbox 360 PC American Mcgee's. Alice madness returns (2011). Jul 20, 2014 CHAPTER 3: ORIENTAL GROVE Threadneedle Street 0:06:50 Vale of Doom (Teapot Cannon obtained, Colossal Ruin with flamethrower attack) 0:24:35 Scorched Earth /. Jun 16, 2011 Alice: Madness Returns - The Infernal Train, final boss and ending - Duration: 20:17. Halflight 42,192 views. The best place to get cheats, codes, cheat codes, walkthrough, guide, FAQ, unlockables, trophies, and secrets for Alice: Madness Returns for PlayStation 3 (PS3).
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American McGee's Alice DLC: Trophies
Unlock PlayStation 3 trophy rewards, by completing the following tasks.
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| - In American McGee's Alice, Complete Behind the Looking Glass.
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| - Complete American McGee's Alice.
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| - In American McGee's Alice, Complete Village of the Doomed.
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- Out of the Woods (Bronze)
| - In American McGee's Alice, Complete Wonderland Woods.
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| - In American McGee's Alice, Complete Queen of Heartsland.
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| - In American McGee's Alice, Complete Fortress of Doors.
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Successfully complete the indicated chapter to unlock the corresponding dress.
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| - Infernal Train (Chapter 6). When equipped, you will regain health when shrunk.
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| - The Dollhouse (Chapter 5). When equipped, your Shrink Sense duration is doubled.
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| - Queensland (Chapter 4). When equipped, your health is limited to four roses total.
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| - Oriental Grove (Chapter 3). When equipped, your enemies drop twice as many teeth.
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| - Deluded Depths (Chapter 2). When equipped, your enemies drop twice as many roses.
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| - Hatter's Domain (Chapter 1). When equipped, breakables drop more teeth and roses.
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Easy 'Level-Headed' trophy
Successfully complete the game, then select the final chapter, and go directly to the Boss battle. Defeat the Boss without using Hysteria to get the 'Level-Headed' trophy.
Clear the game on any difficulty to start a new game with all your upgraded weapons and clothes. Yay!
In Chapter 4, just after you do the first chess puzzle, you will get chased into a hole by the giant unbeatable card monster. When you first get down there, go a short distance ahead, and look at the right wall to find a heart stone. Shrink down to learn that it is a fake rock. Run into the keyhole tunnel. On the other side is a floor where you can use a bomb to break it. Do so, then go down the stairs to get a memory and some extra teeth. There is also a skeleton sitting on a chair. It is Raz from Psychonauts. He can be identified by the red goggles, his shape, and the position he is in (which is the stance he uses for a mind attack). With this in mind, it looks like Raz is dead, and there will be no Psychonauts 2.
Complete the following tasks to unlock PlayStation 3 trophy rewards.
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- Death by Darjeeling (Bronze)
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- End of Innocence (Bronze)
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| - Complete Wonderland Chapter 2.
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| - Acquire the Pepper Grinder.
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| - Complete Wonderland Chapter 1.
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- No Happy Returns (Bronze)
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| - Acquire the Vorpal Blade.
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| - Complete Wonderland Chapter 5.
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- The Harder they Fall (Bronze)
| - Complete Wonderland Chapter 4.
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- Venting Frustration (Bronze)
| - Spend 7 minutes on steam vents.
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- When Worlds Collide (Bronze)
| - Complete Wonderland Chapter 3.
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To unlock PlayStation3 trophy rewards, complete the following tasks. Thank you!
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- Armed to the Teeth (Silver)
| - Fully upgrade all weapons.
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- Beware of the Lagomorph (Bronze)
| - Kill 30 enemies with the Clockwork Bomb.
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| - Kill 10 Bitch Babies with Deflection.
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- Calm In the Face of Death (Silver)
| - While on your last Rose, kill 5 Enemies without activating Hysteria.
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- Cold Arms, Cold Heart (Silver)
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| - Equip a Different Domain Dress.
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- Everything Fit to Remember (Silver)
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- Eyes on the Size (Bronze)
| - Find the hidden Shrink Sense Decal.
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- Family Memories Fond and Faded (Bronze)
| - Find all Liddell Memories.
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| - Complete a Chess Puzzle without failing.
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| - Kill 5 Botterflies in a row with the Pepper Grinder.
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| - Collect all the Peaches in the Scroll of Destiny.
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| - Finish the game using Hysteria only once.
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| - Complete the Game on Nightmare Difficulty.
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- More than a Mouthful (Bronze)
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| - Hit 4 enemies with a single Hobby Horse ground smash.
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- No quarter! No mercy! (Bronze)
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- Nothing Like the Smell of Bacon (Bronze)
| - Pepper All Snouts in a Chapter.
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- Painting the Town Red (Silver)
| - Complete all Radula Rooms.
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- Platinum For All Other Trophies (Points)
| - Platinum For All Other Trophies.
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- Pulling His Strings (Silver)
| - Defeat the Dollmaker without taking any damage.
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- Seasoned Campaigner (Silver)
| - Pepper All Snouts in the Game.
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| - Complete HMS Gryphon without taking Damage.
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- Shooting the Moon (Bronze)
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| - Destroy 10 Ruin Barriers.
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- That's Using Your Head (Silver)
| - Complete Off With Her Head Part 2 in under 6 minutes.
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- The Beginning of the End (Bronze)
| - Complete Chapter 1 on Nightmare Difficulty.
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- The Imaginative Endure (Bronze)
| - Complete the Game on Normal Difficulty.
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- The Persistent Flourish (Silver)
| - Complete the Game on Hard Difficulty.
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- The Strong Survive (Bronze)
| - Complete the Game on Easy Difficulty.
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| - Hobby Horse to Vorpal Blade to Hobby Horse Combo.
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Chapter 3 Research Paper
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- You'll probably scratch your head in bewilderment the first time you try to jump over a column of fire and get scorched to high hell. However, Alice was in a house fire and got burned badly. She'd know how Convection Schmonvection works and Wonderland reflects that.
- You might wonder why the Hatter is so mad as to force a tea party when his realm is falling to pieces around him. Then you might rememeber Jabberwock's accusations against Alice in the first game, and it makes more sense.
- Then there's the fact that the game dodges giving you a proper boss fight until the end. When you realize the game's arc words are 'What have you done?' and the answer is 'Nothing at all against the man that raped your sister, killed your family and pimps your bedmates' it begins to make sense. Alice finally gets a boss fight against the Dollmaker around the same time she actually physically stands up to and defeats its counterpart (Bumby). While all of the first game and most of the second take place in her mind as she battles demons of her own devising, this represents the first time we see Alice's determination and confidence from Wonderland bleed over into London. And bleed over it does, into Londonland. It's actually a fairly optimistic ending.
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- It may take a playthrough or two, but sharp-eyed players may notice that landscapes in the Victorian 'real world' seem to inspire the landscapes of Wonderland, some subtley, others blatantly: the horizon of smog-belching factory chimneys (as seen from the top of Nurse Witless' house) inspires the Mad Hatter's Domain; the ice-cold warehouse inspires Tundraful; the docks are a pretty obvious influence on the Deluded Depths, with the Mangled Mermaid's prostitutes becoming the dancers at the Carpenter's Theatre; Radcliffe's oriental themed house is downright blatant in shaping the Mysterious East; the police station almost automatically gives way to the dungeons of the Red Queen's palace. Of course, the last few levels surprise the player by reversing the whole equation; after being transformed into a doll in the Dollmaker's lair, Alice awakens to find herself right outside Dr Bumby's house, which inspired the Dollhouse. But, an interesting thing to notice is that Vale of Tears has no real equivalent in the real world; it's part of the original Wonderland, mostly uncorrupted by the Ruin and Dr Bumby's brainwashing, at least until it becomes the Vale of Doom.. and fittingly, when Alice finally destroys the Dollmaker and kills Bumby, the landscape of the Vale of Tears dominates the merged Wonderland and London.
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- The visual difference between Reality Alice and Wonderland Alice may initially be of how she chooses to perceive herself as, but in the case of her hair, once you've gone through the Madness Returns storybook prequel it reveals what happened to her hair anyway.
- The reason the Big Bad manifests itself as a train; it's actually a train of thought, specifically the one Dr. Bumby's implanting in Alice's head to Mind Wipe her and turn her into his corrupt whore.
- Why the Jabberwock isn't back for this game unlike the Queen? Because the Train made his presence useless, just like in the Queen's case.
- The reason why the Queen is back despite The Dollmaker taking her role is because she doesn't represent Alice's madness but her repressed memories about Lizzie's rape and murder, which explains why Alice calls her '[her] Lizzie'. It would explain why she hates The Dollmaker: he's the man that killed the original Lizzie.
- Also, the Train is trying to destroy Alice's memories of the fire. As it represents her guilt about the fire, the Jabberwock might have been killed by the Train before the game began.
- On this point, the Jabberwock is dead before the train is 'built' in the Hatter's Domain, but the train's influence is felt before that, and the Mock Turtle went to sea before the game begins, but after the train replaced his. This may lead to another point of Fridge Brilliance: that the train was not spawned by something in Alice's mind.
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- In one of the first three trailers, Alice is talking to Dr. Bumby, and he says 'Alice, tell me of your Wonderland.' and then she opens her mouth and blood and teeth fall out. In dream interpretation, your teeth falling out indicate that the words you're saying should have stayed in your mouth.
- The black sludge of the Ruined enemies and the Dollmaker could actually be coal tar: it can burn Alice, hardens in a brittle substance when the enemies are killed and it's related to trains.. and the story does take place in Industrial Revolution London.
- It is hinted to be at least partially inspired by the flammable chemicals used in her father's photography, but it is more likely something a train would spew.
- May also double as something of a Shout-Out. The Hattress outfit, one of the DLC dresses, is the only outfit where Alice has short hair. Why? Because in the original book, the first thing the Mad Hatter says to Alice is 'Your hair wants cutting.'
- In Queensland, Alice's memories about Lizzie start to focus more and more about an squicky suitor. The Queen holds those memories now and wants Alice to realize the truth about her therapist.
- Queensland in the first game was a sprawling nightmare, covered in the fleshy growths of the Queen. In this game, Queensland has become a decaying wasteland full of dead Card soldiers, and the only part close to its old self is in a relatively small area where the Queen herself is residing. It reflects how close Bumby had gotten to making Alice forget about her past, with her memories of noticing Bumby visiting her sister being pushed further down into her mind. That's why the Queen is so insistent about Alice waking up and to actually look at what's around her, as both Alice and the Queen are far too close to being mentally dominated for good.
- Everything happening in Alice's head is a physical interpretation of all the mental instability occurring in the real world. For instance, the Dollmaker aka Wonderland Bumby kidnaps children and perverts them into dolls, things to be played with. In the real world, Bumby brainwashed children into prostitutes - things to be played with.
- May be reading too much into things, but the Geisha statues in Chapter 3 begin as beautiful topless women in sultry poses and crying. That they're crying blood (just like the previous Alice statues) does a damn good job of keeping the player from seeing them as sexy. Fast forward into a later part of the chapter and the statues now sport ant heads. They may still be weeping for all we know, but there's no way to tell and there's no way for them to express their own desperation. Which is exactly what Dr. Bumbly wants in his children. Exposed nubile nymphs who can't go screaming to the police about what he's doing. This is also the chapter where the Caterpillar very pointedly tells Alice that no she doesn't know what's real and 'You let others tell you what isn't!'
- Radcliffe's narration during the Scroll of Destiny segments in Chapter 3 makes it clear that the wasps' cruel treatment of the ants is supposed to be a metaphor for British Colonialism. One term for British people, or people of British ancestry, is White Anglo-Saxon Protestant, or WASP.
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- It may take a moment to realise, but the children in Dr Bumby's Home For Wayward Children seem to be wearing bibs or aprons in the first London scene. Then you learn what they are. And then you never look at the level the same way. It's so obvious, in hindsight.
- And while they might seem to be identification plaques so an uncaring guardian doesn't need to learn names, pay attention. There are several with the same number. Even close together, like they wanted you to notice.
- In a similar vein, you know those plaques that people hang on their walls to bring comfort? The typical message on those is 'Home Sweet Home' or a similar sentiment. There are two at Houndsditch, but one says 'Home Safe Home' (which may be true, if only relative to the outside world) and, more disturbingly given what we learn, 'EARN YOUR KEEP'. Brrr.
- A bunch of kids in a sidestreet actually discuss their 'work' quite directly and chat about Alice's place in it, yet manage to make it not too obvious for those that don't yet know the twist:
Child A: She ever work?
Child A: Too good for company? She don't get close.
Child A: Who likes it then?
- There is also the pimp in the first London that is trying to encourage her to join his group of whores, hinting on what the local people think she's meant to become.
Jack Splatter: You could make someone happy. Save the world.. 10 minutes a time.
- The shrinking violets have hands that seem to grope Alice when she gets in them.
- Granted, they also heal Alice while she's in them. A positive thing, so perhaps the violets represent positive physical contact, something Alice would have had little to none of. Even from family, given the time period. Humans are wired to be touched, and Alice is almost certainly touch starved. These violets might be an outlet for those feelings. After all, corrupted and rotten as it is, Wonderland was her dream world once.
- In the final chapter, it's increasingly difficult to tell just how much of it is happening in reality and how much is just in Alice's head, right up to the end where Alice seems to transform into her Wonderland self, pushes Bumby in front of an oncoming train, and steps out of the railway station to find London merged with a happier, cheerier Wonderland. For all we know, the entire final act may just be a fantasy, as Alice has finally lost all grip on reality, unable to ever leave Wonderland.
- In the earlier parts of the game Alice demonstrates a noted apathy towards the suffering of others in Wonderland, making her a bit of a jerkass hero. Much as she blocked out the suffering of her sister and did nothing to stop the suffering of the brainwashed children around her. As with all of Wonderland, her attitudes have a definite Reality Subtext.
- 'Lost? Shrink to reveal hidden paths.' Shrink. As in, therapy. Get it now?
- Notice how every time Alice goes down a slide, things seem to take a turn for the worst? Insanity is a Slippery Slope, as they say.
- The Dollmaker, in its entirety. Its hands constantly make lewd, innuenduous gestures; its attacks include slapping and pinching Alice and in order to defeat the Dollmaker properly, Alice has to hurt its tongue.. its long tongue made out of black, slimy, oozing ruin. Linger on that last one for as long as you think you can without feeling physically sick by the possible implications..