The Fatale Silk Scarf

 False Femme?

In "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" by Lewis Carroll, there isn't a character that fits the traditional femme fatale archetype, which typically involves a seductive and dangerous woman. The characters in Wonderland are whimsical, eccentric, and often nonsensical, representing various facets of Alice's imagination. 

Interestingly in West African mythology, there also isn't a direct equivalent to the Western concept of a "femme fatale," which typically refers to a seductive and dangerous woman leading others to peril. West African mythologies often feature a diverse array of deities, spirits, and mythic figures, each with unique attributes and characteristics.