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Hatnote

Given this character's villainous name of "Alice", it seems appropriate to include some sort of link to other Alices. That would be to the Disambiguation page. It's done a lot of times; I don't see the problem. This character's given name is Elizabeth Kane; it's how I searched for this character at first, and came up with the British-American physician's article. That's not a bad link; it's a classic hatnote disambiguator.

If there are good reasons to think that readers won't be confused by the multiple uses of the named "Alice" and "Elizabeth Kane", I'd like to hear them. - Tim1965 (talk) 14:13, 19 May 2019 (UTC)[reply]