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Beth, a young woman from Kansas, was taken to the strange Land of Oz by a tornado. She encounters Glinda, a friendly witch with a dark side. The play is a parody of the movie The Wizard of Oz, about a young farm girl from Kansas who gets dropped into Oz by a tornado and meets (among others) the kind-hearted witch Glinda. In this version, Beth is reluctant about the comparison to her counterpart in the movie.
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Start: Glinda: Hello little flowers, how are you today? Oh hello Mr. Toadstool, you are looking very nice today. Oh it’s such a joyous— Beth: I take it you’re Glinda, the Good Witch of the North?
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End: Glinda: And remember: it’s not wrong to kill if it gets you what you want. And don’t step on any flowers! They’ll hate you too. That was nice.
Citation: Don Zolidis, Oz, Playscripts, 2010, pp. 17-18.
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