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Once the knife was in her hand, the Queen hacked her own heart from her chest and held it high for all to see. The wound, oddly enough, healed at once, but the Jack never spoke again, save when he was spoken to. From that day forth, Elizzabeth kept her ventricles in the left sleeve of her great fur coat, and her atria in the right, and they functioned as admirably as ever. It was always said, though never to her face, that Good Queen Lizz wore her heart on her sleeve."

"I have very few reliable numbers in regards to time in Wonderland, but I can assure you that it was A Very Long Time before a Queen of Hearts made it through the whole of her life without beheading anyone. That honor goes to Elizzabeth I, who had such nicknames as "Headless Lizz" and "Lizz of the Lonely Bridge." (This latter came about because the bridge over Hellena's Lake, which had always been adorned with heads, was suddenly very plain.) One Jack, surely trying to spur the Queen to her "rightful" lethality, quipped that she surely had no heart, if she could not bear to take a head. "Summon the cook," Elizzabeth replied, "and tell him to bring his knife."