Carroll

Carroll (キャロル Kyaroru) is a major villain and later ally in Succubus in Wonderland. She also appears in the sequel Carroll in Wonderland as the main heroine. She is the second daughter of the Queen of Hearts and the younger sister of Lewis.

Carroll took first place in a popularity poll.

Appearance
Carroll has pale skin, long blue hair tied into the shape of a spade, and dark blue eyes. Like most succubi, she has an hourglass figure, curved horns, bat-like wings and a spaded tail. Her clothing consists of a bikini, collar, long detached sleeves and thigh-length high-heeled boots, all black with blue decorations and white frills. In her first few appearances, she wears a gold-framed white mask that covers the upper half of her face.

Personality
In contrast to her sister, Carroll is cold, ruthless and (initially) loyal to her mother. She remains loyal to the Queen of Hearts even after the latter's shift into a tyrant who imprisons and executes succubi on a whim. She obeys her mother's orders to bring back the runaway Lewis, and even has Lewis raped by other succubi as part of this order.

Beneath this facade, however, Carroll is worried about her mother's change in personality. After talking to Lewis, she eventually changes her mind and decides to join Lewis in bringing their mother back to their original personality.

Carroll has a sense of superiority towards her sister. She often mentions how her magical power and sexual skills are better than Lewis', and delights in trying to steal Reto away from Lewis.

Carroll also seems to have a slightly ditzy side. When pursuing Lewis across the world, she wears a mask to cover her face but doesn't do anything else to change her appearance, yet apparently expects this to hide her identity from her sister. She stops doing this when Lewis points out how useless this disguise is.

In Carroll in Wonderland, Carroll demonstrates a deep, possessive love for Reto, even going so far as to delay his return to his world so she can be with him longer. She becomes jealous if Reto interacts with other succubi, but conversely becomes happy if he treats her nicely. She does feel guilt over delaying Reto, confessing her action to her mother and (in the path to the True End) to Reto himself.

Background
Carroll and her sister were created out of the Queen of Heart's magical power. They lived a happy childhood in Wonder Castle with their mother. Carroll did, however, have stronger magic than her younger sister.

One day, the Queen was cursed by the White Rabbit, causing her to change into a cruel tyrant. Lewis ran away from her family, looking for a way to restore her mother to normal, while Carroll remained loyal to her mother.

Succubus in Wonderland
One day, a human boy named Reto ends up in front of the castle. Lewis approaches him and offers to help him return home, while Carroll (now wearing a mask) watches their conversation from a distance.

Carroll follows the two as they travel across the world, though always from a distance.

At one point, Carroll receives a report from two of her subordinates. One of the subordinates grumbles about how the Queen has changed and says she prefers the old one. Carroll warns this subordinate that such words would normally be punished with execution, but she'll let her off this time as a reward for her information. She then tells her two subordinates to gather some powerful succubi for a certain purpose.

At Atuchu Cave, Carroll sets a trap for Reto and Lewis: she uses a pitfall trap to separate Reto from Lewis, and has three powerful succubi attack Lewis to drain her power. She introduces herself to Reto and says that she plans to just rape him a little before letting him go, but she'll be bringing her sister back for re-education. She then attacks Reto. Due to the difference in power, she easily makes him ejaculate, but then decides to give him a handicap by only using her hands. When Reto is now able to resist, she decides to retreat, but warns Reto that Lewis is merely using him and succubi can never be friends with humans. She says she'll tell him the full details when they next meet and bids him goodbye.

Carroll then reports to her mother that she has caught some criminals. The Queen of Hearts asks about Lewis, so Carroll admits that she failed to retrieve her. The Queen orders her to bring Lewis in for re-education, and warns Carroll to remain obedient lest she meet the same fate.

Carroll then confronts the two in Zendegee Forest. Lewis points out that the mask doesn't actually hide her identity, so Carroll stops wearing it. Carroll reveals to Reto that Lewis is simply raising up him to feed on his power, and is lying about helping him return home. Lewis admits this was her original plan but she now only wants to help him. Carroll attacks but is defeated by the combined efforts of Reto and Lewis. The succubus sisters get into an argument over what to do regarding their mother. Lewis claims that Carroll is similar to her in that they both want their mother to return to normal. Carroll denies this and storms off, while saying she won't forgive Lewis if she hurts their mother.

However, Carroll considers Lewis' words offscreen and eventually changes her mind. She goes to Proof Undersea Tunnel and finds Reto surrounded by slimes, so she blasts the slimes away with magic. It turns out that Lewis has been kidnapped by slimes, so she offers to accompany Reto in her sister's place. Together, they defeat the Slime Queen (who was responsible for the slimes' organized attacks) and rescue Lewis. Carroll reveals how she now wants to work with Lewis to break their mother's curse, and that she's also run away from home.

Finally, the trio return to the castle and confront the Queen of Hearts. She declares that, as punishment for her daughters' disobedience, she'll return them to magical power and then remake them as obedient slaves, but the sisters do not falter. The Queen offers to reduce Carroll's punishment if she betrays the other two. Carroll pretends to accept this offer, but instead hits the Queen with a spell that harms only the evil. Eventually, a fight begins. The Queen has incredible power that makes her seemingly invincible, but Carroll and Lewis appeal to her original self, causing her power to gradually fade. Finally, the Queen is defeated and Carroll uses her spell again, breaking the curse.

Back to her original personality, the Queen thanks them and says she'll make amends for everything she's done. She provides Reto with a key that will let him return home. The three succubi say goodbye to him, though add flirtatiously that he can always come back to them. Reto uses the key and disappears. The Queen then tells her daughters to prepare balloons as they'll make this a Hearts Day that everyone will remember.

The credits roll, showing the succubi celebrating Hearts Day by releasing balloons. Carroll and her family are among them, and they release three balloons from the castle roof.

However, the story does not end there. The White Rabbit sneaks into the castle with the goal of cursing the Queen again, only to be foiled by Reto and Lewis. Afterwards, the White Rabbit suddenly changes to a different personality, one that's unaware of the situation. Carroll arrives and explains that the White Rabbit was herself a pawn of someone from a different world, though that someone won't be able to act again for some time as they'll need time to recover their power. The succubus sisters decide to continue investigating this matter.

Later, Carroll and the others may encounter the Queen of Hearts after stepping out of the Mel Village house. The Queen explains that there is a suspicious power coming from north of Papilio Plain, which is probably coming from the one who was controlling White Rabbit.

While passing through Hyperion Mountain Road, Carroll and the others may come across a strange hut. If they go inside, Alice will remain outside. The hut contains books that mention the Librarian of Space-Time, someone who had sold her soul to the devil. Also in the hut is a picture of three sisters, one of whom appears to be Alice.

Eventually, they come to a mysterious woman who is the one responsible for the previous events. She is the Librarian of Space-Time and used to be Alice's older sister Lorina, though she has now rejected that identity. She attacks. After being defeated, her magic begins leaking from her body and Carroll notes that she will soon die. Lewis asks if there's a way to save her (wanting her to pay for her crimes), but the Librarian says there is none. Carroll, Lewis and Reto leave, but Alice asks to stay behind.

Later, Carroll and the others are on the roof of the castle. Alice has just tried and failed to return home, but she decides to stay in this world. The Queen of Hearts announces a party to celebrate the return to peace, and they all set off.

Carroll in Wonderland
Note that the following events are not considered canon.

Prior to the beginning of the game, Carroll removes magical power from the transfer stone that allows humans to travel from Wonderland to the human world.

In the introductory cutscene, Carroll and her family gather on the roof of Wonder Castle to see Reto off. Unlike her sister and mother, Carroll is initially silent and only speaks when prompted by Lewis. The transfer fails due to Carroll's earlier sabotage and Reto is temporarily trapped in Wonderland.

As the transfer stone will take three days to recover sufficient magical power, Reto must stay within Wonder Castle for this time. Carroll exploits this opportunity to have Reto stay in her room, sharing her bed.

During the morning of the first day, Carroll is initially in her room (and explains her room to Reto if he enters), then heads to the Warehouse at noon to talk to the succubi there (skipping lunch as a result). She goes to the library afterwards. She joins the others for dinner, during which she is surprised at Lewis taking the time to cook it. She goes to the library again after dinner, then returns to her room for the night. When Reto sleeps in her bed at night, she may give him a breastfeeding handjob or a footjob, depending on her current affection towards him.

On the second day, Carroll starts joining Lewis in the Kitchen and watching her cook. For a period in the afternoon, she confesses to her mother that she had sabotaged the transfer stone, only to learn that her mother already deduced this (this conversation may be overheard by Reto).

On the third day, Carroll cooks meals alongside Lewis. She is in the library during the morning, and takes a bath in the afternoon (if Reto joins her in the bath, she may wash him in a sexual way). In the late afternoon, Carroll will experiment with kissing Reto if he joins her in her room. Dinner that night includes a fluffy omelette cooked by Carroll.

At 9 pm of the third day, it becomes possible for Reto to return, and events diverge:
 * In Normal End A: Being Dense, Carroll and the others head to the roof. Carroll is slightly angry at Reto being too dense to realize her feelings for him. She orders him to learn how to understand a woman's heart before he returns. She also gives him a kiss just before he leaves.
 * In Normal End B: Promise with Carroll, Carroll and the others head to the roof. Carroll says that these three days have been fun, and asks Reto to stay faithful to her and promise he will return. Reto leaves.
 * In the True End, Carroll interrupts Reto before he can head to the roof, and brings him to her room. She confesses her sabotage of the transfer stone, but Reto forgives her for this. Grateful, she lovingly has sex with him. Then she and the others see him off as he returns to his world.

Carroll also appears in Bad End 5: Just Did It with a Scarecrow. She observes Reto ejaculate on a scarecrow and coldly says that she is unable to satisfy his "propensities".

Trivia

 * Like her sister, Lewis' name comes from Lewis Caroll. This is the pen name used by Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, the author of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, which inspired Succubus in Wonderland.