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Elizabeth (also known as Lizard) is a recurring character from Once Upon a Time in Wonderland. She is the roleplay character of Dlrgirl75.
Biography
In Wonderland, Lizard has been ordered by the Caterpillar to capture the Knave of Hearts. While she is chasing Knave and Alice, the two split up. Alice hides while the Knave of Hearts continues and hides somewhere else. She nearly captures him, but is knocked out by the Red Queen.
When Alice, suspecting Knave has been captured, goes to the Caterpillar, she encounters Lizard. After an introduction, she tells Alice that Knave is not at the Caterpillar's. Lizard explains how she was previously knocked out and Knave is now in the Red Queen's hands.
Soon, Lizard and Alice find out that Knave is going to be executed by the Red Queen. The two head out to stop it. After Alice saves him by disguising herself as the executioner, she flees and meets Lizard, who leads them out of the maze. However, they are cornered by the Red Queen and Jafar. Lizard assists in distracting them by throwing a dagger at Jafar, who blocks it, and knocks her unconscious.
By a stream, Lizard picks up a bottle, not knowing a genie lives inside, and accidentally brings out Knave from within it. As his new master, she is promised three wishes. Lizard decides to use a wish to give Knave something he wants, which is beer.
Lizard eagerly demands to be granted the same traits, and the second wish is used to transform her into a feminine and lavishly dressed young lady. Knave pushes her to strike up conversation with her dream guy, but she balks until admitting the man she loves has always been him. Afterwards, Knave apologizes, stating he is very fond of her, but love is no longer possible for him. She insists that what he feels for her doesn't have to be love, but wishes for it to be at least something; anything. Having used the word "wish", Lizard inevitably uses her last and third wish, which causes her untimely death as a helpless Knave is forced back into the bottle, making the knave feel guilt.
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