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Who chronicled the adventures of famous fivesome?
famous chronicle
What does lift?
It means to have a fivesome with germen women in a lift using a carrot
What does lifting mean?
It means to have a fivesome with germen women in a lift using a carrot
Is The Wizard of Oz like a thriller?
Yes and No. A thriller is supposed to make audiences and readers feel strong emotions such as horror or joy. Such reactions may be expected from reading about the Wicked Witch of the West and the sobering efficiency of her wolves, crows, black bees, enslaved Winkies, and winged monkeys. Or they may be expected when hearing the ominous chant of the guard, or the Witch's threats. Or they may be expected even more so when reading, or seeing, the successful quests of the endearing fivesome of Dorothy, Toto, the Tin Woodman, the Scarecrow, and the Cowardly Lion. But perhaps The Wizard of Oz offers the gamut of emotions, in less intense form and with a less widely ranging variety than may be expected with thrillers. After all, author and Oz series originator Lyman Frank Baum [May 15, 1856-May 5, 1919] says in his introductory page that his intent is entertainment of children, in a fresh way and in a new direction. For previous fairy tales, which is the category in which he puts The Wizard of Oz, aren't above couching their morals in contexts of "bloodcurdling" horror. And Baum identifies his aim as entertainment definitely, moral maybe, in a context of "wonderment and joy."
Where did Dorothy and Toto live in 'The Wizard of Oz'?
Answer #1Kansas.Answer #2In the original 1900 book edition of 'The Wizard of Oz', Dorothy Gale and Toto lived in Uncle Henry's and Aunt Em's farm house in Kansas. But they stayed in a number of places during their visit to the beautiful, enchanted, magical lands of Oz. The first night they stayed in the house of the prominent Munchkin Boq. Next they stayed in a roadside cottage with the Scarecrow. The threesome's numbers expanded with the addition of the Cowardly Lion and the Tin Woodman. The fivesome next camped out under a large tree in the forest. Then they stayed near the Emerald City in the farm house of the man with a hurt leg, his wife, and their two children. They then stayed at least five nights in the Emerald Palace while awaiting a meeting with the Wizard of Oz. Next Dorothy and Toto stayed for an unspecified amount of time with first the Cowardly Lion and then their friends the Scarecrow and the Tin Woodman in the Yellow Castle of the Wicked Witch of the West, in Winkieland. They next spent a night in a field of scarlet flowers before being carried by the Winged Monkeys to the Emerald City. Then they spent an unspecified amount of time in their previous rooms in the Emerald Palace. They next spent a night on the green fields outside the Emerald City. Next they spent a night in the Great Old Forest between the Dainty China country and the Hill of the Hammer Heads. The next night the Cowardly Lion spent in the Great Old Forest, the Scarecrow in the Emerald Palace, the Tin Woodman in the Yellow Winkie Castle, and Toto and Dorothy in the newly built farm house of Uncle Henry and Aunt Em in Kansas.In the beloved 1939 film version, Dorothy and Toto were shown as staying in just three places. They were lived in Uncle Henry and Aunt Em's farm house in the Kansas sequences. But they were guests in the Emerald Palace, and prisoners in the Yellow Winkie Castle of the Wicked Witch of the West, in the Oz dreamland sequences.
What was the denouementof 'The Wonderful Wizard of Oz'?
As the plot is resolved, Dorothy, the lead character wakes up at her home and relates the entire fantastic story to her family. The whole thing was a nightmare- as she recaps the basic tale- this might be construed to be a flashback in cinematic usage but not a visual flashback. The whole thing was a nightmare- hence no sequels are possible.
