Funny, cartoon Christmas scene in a cozy living room: Eddie (wide-eyed, frazzled, adorable adult in an ugly Christmas sweater, plaid pajama pants, Santa hat askew) kneels in a snowdrift of torn wrapping paper under a twinkling tree. He clutches a candy cane like a screwdriver in one hand and a shredded instruction booklet in the other, with a big hole through the middle labeled “Instructions?” String lights above him curl into question marks. In front of him, a cute, clearly misassembled “ALICE” doll (name visible on the box) sits with her head on sideways, one leg where an arm should be, shoe on a hand, bow crooked—silly and sweet, not creepy. A mischievous cat bats at the missing instruction pages while a roll of tape is stuck to Eddie’s elbow; leftover snowflake-shaped screws sparkle on the rug. Background: glowing Christmas tree, stockings on the mantle, snow falling beyond a window; warm golden lights contrasted with cool blue moonlight, confetti-like sparkles. Style: playful cartoon, thick black outlines, exaggerated proportions, bold saturated colors, whimsical energy, squash-and-stretch poses, clean vector-style shading, high contrast and crisp edges. Composition: portrait, full-bleed, large central image, dynamic perspective from low angle.

Include one playful on-image caption on a festive ribbon at the bottom (single line):

“Alice in Blunderland—Eddie lost the instructions.”

Generated with these themes: Eddie lost the instructions for his Alice doll, and .

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