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** An argument against it being a dream is that in Dorothy\\\'s return trip home via the Ruby Slippers, the house is again seen falling to the ground. The slippers might have transported Dorothy and the house back to the Kansas farm, leaving her in bed with having taken a bump on her head. Various sources say that the falling house is the last of a cut sequence as part of Dorothy\\\'s delirious return, where she remembers various scenes of Oz in reverse order, all cut out except the falling house.
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** Miss Gulch is probably dead. Before the tornado, Dorothy\\\'s aunt and uncle were pretty upset about Toto\\\'s impending execution, but that doesn\\\'t seem to be a problem at the end of the movie. Why exactly? Because Miss Gulch is no longer around, probably having been crushed by a cow in the tornado. The last time we see her is during the tornado when Dorothy sees a bunch of stuff flying by her window, including Miss Gulch herself, who transforms into the Wicked Witch. She is never mentioned or seen again in the movie. If anything, the Wicked Witch of the West\\\'s death may actually reflect on the fact that Miss Gulch died in the tornado, thus marking Toto safe from execution (she\\\'s exactly the type of person who, even with a storm brewing, would turn around and go right back to the Gale farm to get Toto again, and end up all but riding straight into the tornado).
