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* In the original stage productions, when Dorothy returns home, Toto runs onstage and the show ends as she picks him up. Yet, Aunt Em and Uncle Henry do not appear at all with their last scene being the two of them running away from the twister.
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* In the original stage productions, when Dorothy returns home, Toto runs onstage and the show ends as she picks him up. Yet, Yet Aunt Em and Uncle Henry do not appear at all all, with their last scene being the two of them running away from the twister.twister. What if after the show's curtain falls, Dorothy looks for them only to find that they didn't survive?
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*** The Munchkins (who reside in the East) all have floral look to their clothing, with all of them dressed like flower petals and thus fulfill this concept in lieu of seeing Evamean.
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** That could be the point. Whenever the taxis are approached (or even just walked by) they quickly drive away. The taxis of Oz don't drive anyone.
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* Addapearle refuses to take Dorothy home because it involves "transporting a minor across state lines." At first this sounds like a quip, but in the books, Oz is NOT in a far distant magical dimension. It really is a magically protected region within the "real world" that is blocked off from the rest of the world by a magic desert that kills anything that tries to cross it. The Wiz actually recalls flying his balloon over this desert in the play, and if Addapearle witnessed this, then she had a perfectly good reason to expect the Wiz to help Dorothy across.
* In the 2015 version, it would seem all the witches are dressed according to their corresponding point of the map and it's element:
** Addapearle (North) corresponds to winter and water, and so wears blue and white.
* In the 2015 version, it would seem all the witches are dressed according to their corresponding point of the map and it's element:
** Addapearle (North) corresponds to winter and water, and so wears blue and white.
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* Addapearle Addaperle refuses to take Dorothy home because it involves "transporting a minor across state lines." At first this sounds like a quip, but in the books, Oz is NOT in a far distant magical dimension. It really is a magically protected region within the "real world" that is blocked off from the rest of the world by a magic desert that kills anything that tries to cross it. The Wiz actually recalls flying his balloon over this desert in the play, and if Addapearle Addaperle witnessed this, then she had a perfectly good reason to expect the Wiz to help Dorothy across.
* In the 2015 version, it would seem all the witches are dressed according to their corresponding point of the map andit's its element:
**Addapearle Addaperle (North) corresponds to winter and water, and so wears blue and white.
* In the 2015 version, it would seem all the witches are dressed according to their corresponding point of the map and
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** Evilene (West) corresponds to metal and fall and wears a dress that seems to look almost metallic with wires attached to her shoulders and crown. Appropriate given she runs a factory in both the film and live version.
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** Evilene Evillene (West) corresponds to metal and fall and wears a dress that seems to look almost metallic with wires attached to her shoulders and crown. Appropriate given she runs a factory in both the film and live version.
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* Evilene, in the 2015 version, is hinted to be both a cannibal and a child-killer. She threatens to eat Dorothy right before she's melted and earlier, she mentions that handling Dorothy "isn't her first time running a nursery", implying some poor child(ren) have faced her evil before.
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* Evilene, In the original stage productions, when Dorothy returns home, Toto runs onstage and the show ends as she picks him up. Yet, Aunt Em and Uncle Henry do not appear at all with their last scene being the two of them running away from the twister.
* Evillene, in the 2015 version, is hinted to be both a cannibal and a child-killer. She threatens to eat Dorothy right before she's melted and earlier, she mentions that handling Dorothy "isn't her first time running a nursery", implying some poor child(ren) have faced her evil before.
* Evillene, in the 2015 version, is hinted to be both a cannibal and a child-killer. She threatens to eat Dorothy right before she's melted and earlier, she mentions that handling Dorothy "isn't her first time running a nursery", implying some poor child(ren) have faced her evil before.
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* Evilene, in the 2015 version, is hinted to be both a cannibal and a child-killer. She threatens to eat Dorothy right before she's melted and earlier, she mentions that handling Dorothy "isn't her first time running a nursery", implying some poor child(ren) have faced her evil before.
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* Evilene, in the 2015 version, is hinted to be both a cannibal and a child-killer. She threatens to eat Dorothy right before she's melted and earlier, she mentions that handling Dorothy "isn't her first time running a nursery", implying some poor child(ren) have faced her evil before.before.
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* Evilene, in the 2015 version, is hinted to be both a cannibal and a child-killer. She threatens to eat Dorothy right before she's melted and earlier, she mentions that handling Dorothy "isn't her first time running a nursery", implying some poor child(ren) have faced her evil before.
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* Addapearle refuses to take Dorothy home because it involves "transporting a minor across state lines." At first this sounds like a quip, but in the books, Oz is NOT in a far distant magical dimension. It really is a magically protected region within the "real world" that is blocked off from the rest of the world by a magic desert that kills anything that tries to cross it. If Addapearle actually saw or heard about the Wiz flying over this desert in his/her balloon, she'd have a perfectly good reason to expect the Wiz to help Dorothy across.
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* Addapearle refuses to take Dorothy home because it involves "transporting a minor across state lines." At first this sounds like a quip, but in the books, Oz is NOT in a far distant magical dimension. It really is a magically protected region within the "real world" that is blocked off from the rest of the world by a magic desert that kills anything that tries to cross it. If Addapearle The Wiz actually saw or heard about the Wiz recalls flying his balloon over this desert in his/her balloon, she'd have the play, and if Addapearle witnessed this, then she had a perfectly good reason to expect the Wiz to help Dorothy across.
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* Addapearle refuses to take Dorothy home because it involves "transporting a minor across state lines." At first this sounds like a quip, but in the books, Oz is NOT in a far distant magical dimension. It really is a magically protected region within the "real world" that is blocked off from the rest of the world by a magic desert that kills anything that tries to cross it.
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* Addapearle refuses to take Dorothy home because it involves "transporting a minor across state lines." At first this sounds like a quip, but in the books, Oz is NOT in a far distant magical dimension. It really is a magically protected region within the "real world" that is blocked off from the rest of the world by a magic desert that kills anything that tries to cross it. If Addapearle actually saw or heard about the Wiz flying over this desert in his/her balloon, she'd have a perfectly good reason to expect the Wiz to help Dorothy across.
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** That could be the point. Whenever the taxis are approached (or even just walked by) they quickly drive away. The taxis of Oz don't drive anyone.
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* Addapearle refuses to take Dorothy home because it involves "transporting a minor across state lines." At first this sounds like a quip, but in the books, Oz is NOT in a far distant magical dimension. It really is a magically protected region within the "real world" that is blocked off from the rest of the world by a magic desert that kills anything that tries to cross it.
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* In the Live version, Addapearle refuses to take Dorothy home because it involves "transporting a minor across state lines." At first this sounds like a quip, but in the books, Oz is NOT in a far distant magical dimension. It really is a magically protected region within the "real world" that is blocked off from the rest of the world by a magic desert that kills anything that tries to cross it.
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*** Addapearle (North) corresponds to winter and water, and so wears blue and white.
*** Glinda (South) corresponds to the summer and fire, and so wears a yellow dress that resembles the sun.
*** Evilene (West) corresponds to metal and fall and wears a dress that seems to look almost metallic with wires attached to her shoulders and crown. Appropriate given she runs a factory in both the film and live version.
*** Evamean (East): While we never see her, one can only guess that Evamean would have been dressed in something that resemble spring and wood. Even more hilarious that in the Live version, Evamean fell in love with a woodsman.
*** Glinda (South) corresponds to the summer and fire, and so wears a yellow dress that resembles the sun.
*** Evilene (West) corresponds to metal and fall and wears a dress that seems to look almost metallic with wires attached to her shoulders and crown. Appropriate given she runs a factory in both the film and live version.
*** Evamean (East): While we never see her, one can only guess that Evamean would have been dressed in something that resemble spring and wood. Even more hilarious that in the Live version, Evamean fell in love with a woodsman.
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* In the movie, Dorothy repeatedly [[FailingATaxi Fails a Taxi]], who don't take black passengers. But if everyone in Oz is black, then who do the taxis drive around?
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* In the movie, Dorothy repeatedly [[FailingATaxi Fails a Taxi]], who don't take black passengers. But if everyone in Oz is black, then who do the taxis drive around?
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*** Evamean (East): While we never see her, one can only guess that Evamean would have been dressed in something that resemble spring and wood. Even more hilarious that in the Live version, Evamean fell in love with a WOODSman.
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*** Evamean (East): While we never see her, one can only guess that Evamean would have been dressed in something that resemble spring and wood. Even more hilarious that in the Live version, Evamean fell in love with a WOODSman.woodsman.
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While we never see her, one can only guess that Evamean, the east witch, would have been dressed in something that resemble spring and wood. Even more hilarious that in the Live version, Evamean fell in love with a WOODSman.
* In the Live version, Addapearle refuses to take Dorothy home because it involves "transporting a minor across state lines." At first this sounds like a quip, but in the books, Oz is NOT in a far distant magical dimension. It really is a magically protected region within the United States that is blocked off from the rest of the world by a magic desert that kills anything that tries to cross it.
* In the Live version, Addapearle refuses to take Dorothy home because it involves "transporting a minor across state lines." At first this sounds like a quip, but in the books, Oz is NOT in a far distant magical dimension. It really is a magically protected region within the United States that is blocked off from the rest of the world by a magic desert that kills anything that tries to cross it.
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*** Evamean (East): While we never see her, one can only guess that Evamean, the east witch, Evamean would have been dressed in something that resemble spring and wood. Even more hilarious that in the Live version, Evamean fell in love with a WOODSman.
* In the Live version, Addapearle refuses to take Dorothy home because it involves "transporting a minor across state lines." At first this sounds like a quip, but in the books, Oz is NOT in a far distant magical dimension. It really is a magically protected region within theUnited States "real world" that is blocked off from the rest of the world by a magic desert that kills anything that tries to cross it.
* In the Live version, Addapearle refuses to take Dorothy home because it involves "transporting a minor across state lines." At first this sounds like a quip, but in the books, Oz is NOT in a far distant magical dimension. It really is a magically protected region within the
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* In the 2015 version, it would seem all the witches are dressed according to their corresponding point of the map and it's element:
*** Addapearle (North) corresponds to winter and water, and so wears blue and white.
*** Glinda (South) corresponds to the summer and fire, and so wears a yellow dress that resembles the sun.
*** Evilene (West) corresponds to metal and fall and wears a dress that seems to look almost metallic with wires attached to her shoulders and crown. Appropriate given she runs a factory in both the film and live version.
While we never see her, one can only guess that Evamean, the east witch, would have been dressed in something that resemble spring and wood. Even more hilarious that in the Live version, Evamean fell in love with a WOODSman.
* In the Live version, Addapearle refuses to take Dorothy home because it involves "transporting a minor across state lines." At first this sounds like a quip, but in the books, Oz is NOT in a far distant magical dimension. It really is a magically protected region within the United States that is blocked off from the rest of the world by a magic desert that kills anything that tries to cross it.
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* In the 2015 version, it would seem all the witches are dressed according to their corresponding point of the map and it's element:
*** Addapearle (North) corresponds to winter and water, and so wears blue and white.
*** Glinda (South) corresponds to the summer and fire, and so wears a yellow dress that resembles the sun.
*** Evilene (West) corresponds to metal and fall and wears a dress that seems to look almost metallic with wires attached to her shoulders and crown. Appropriate given she runs a factory in both the film and live version.
While we never see her, one can only guess that Evamean, the east witch, would have been dressed in something that resemble spring and wood. Even more hilarious that in the Live version, Evamean fell in love with a WOODSman.
* In the Live version, Addapearle refuses to take Dorothy home because it involves "transporting a minor across state lines." At first this sounds like a quip, but in the books, Oz is NOT in a far distant magical dimension. It really is a magically protected region within the United States that is blocked off from the rest of the world by a magic desert that kills anything that tries to cross it.
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