Alice Landau

Alice Viola Landau (born on November 24, 2014 in London, England) is the third child and only daughter of Melanie and Adrien Landau. He is the youngest child of three, born seven years after her older brother, Alex, and four years after her older brother Ethan.

Biography
Alice was the only of her siblings to be born after the retirement of her parents. While she spent none of her formative years around The Royal Ballet, she practically grew up in her parents' ballet school, becoming, like her brother Alex, a student of her mother's.

In Thorn, she became close friends with her cousins Jory (another student of Melanie's) and E.L. Fairchild, as well as Alana Hewitt and Sadie Hart.

Physical Appearance
Alice has her father's hazel eyes, though her's lean a bit more towards brown than green. Her hair is brown and naturally very curly. She is very petite in stature.

Personality
Like Alex, Alice is very cheerful and positive in nature but very dedicated to dancing. Academically, she's a bright sudent, but, like her mother, is very prone to daydreaming.

Parents
Alice has a very good relationship with both of her parents, not favoring one more than the other.

Siblings
Alice hero worships Alex, having more in common with him than with Ethan. However, she and Ethan have a loving, if somewhat snarkier, relationship. Both of her brothers are very protective of her, much to her irritation.

Sadie and Alana
Alice, Sadie and Alana are the closest of their friends and, as a group, bear more than a passing resemblance to their grandmothers.

Etymology
The name Alice is derived from the Old French name Adelais, which itself was originally derived from the Germanic Adalheidis. The name means "of nobility" ("Adal", noble ; "heid", type). In literature, Alice is the eponymous heroine of Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through The Looking Glass.

The name Viola is Latin for "violet". Like her brother, Alex, and cousin Chris, her middle name is derived from Shakespeare, Viola being the name of gender-bending heroine of the comedy "Twelfth Night".

Appearances

 * Epilogue of Book 2 (mentioned only, her mother is pregnant with her in the scene)