A snap of Alice shedding her skin. Starting at the head, it peels off, inside out, so she emerges from the old one - leaving it behind, usually in one piece. She does this by snagging the skin around the head area on a branch or anything convenient that stops it from moving along with her and then just slowly eases herself forwards, with a peculiar wriggling motion where the skin is peeling back and separating, gradually easing the old skin off.
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