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[[Image:Doorknob.jpg|160px|thumb|The Doorknob]] | [[Image:Doorknob.jpg|160px|thumb|The Doorknob]] | ||
The '''Doorknob''' appears in ''[[Kingdom Hearts (game)|Kingdom Hearts]]''. While not having much screentime, the Doorknob's mouth is the keyhole to [[Wonderland]]. It likes to sleep, and therefore prefers silence over noises. The Doorknob also hides the worlds [[keyhole]]. The Doorknob is much sleepier than in the movie. The Doorknob is the only character from the movie version of Alice in Woderland to not have appeared in the book itself. It also uses the Phrase "One good turn deserves another," derived from an old English folk tale of the same title. | The '''Doorknob''' appears in ''[[Kingdom Hearts (game)|Kingdom Hearts]]''. While not having much screentime, the Doorknob's mouth is the keyhole to [[Wonderland]]. It likes to sleep, and therefore prefers silence over noises. The Doorknob also hides the worlds [[keyhole]]. The Doorknob is much sleepier than in the movie. The Doorknob is the only character from the movie version of Alice in Woderland to not have appeared in the book itself. It also uses the Phrase "One good turn deserves another," derived from an old English folk tale of the same title. | ||
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Revision as of 07:30, 11 September 2008
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The Doorknob
The Doorknob appears in Kingdom Hearts. While not having much screentime, the Doorknob's mouth is the keyhole to Wonderland. It likes to sleep, and therefore prefers silence over noises. The Doorknob also hides the worlds keyhole. The Doorknob is much sleepier than in the movie. The Doorknob is the only character from the movie version of Alice in Woderland to not have appeared in the book itself. It also uses the Phrase "One good turn deserves another," derived from an old English folk tale of the same title.
