This was one of my favorite stories growing up, and it was such a fun experience to reinterpret it through my own vision. I hope you enjoy watching as much as I loved creating it! Which character do you relate to the most? If you had to choose between a heart, courage or a brain which would you choose? Let me know below! Thanks for watching! ✨ If you enjoyed this journey into the world of Oz, consider joining as a channel member for exclusive content, behind-the-scenes looks, and even more theories like this. 💜 ruclips.net/channel/UCXFhQTlKLBGzt1nrmKqw6zgjoin These are just theories and interpretations of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. L. Frank Baum himself admitted it was simply meant to be a story, "not" packed with hidden meanings but some coincidences are just too striking to ignore if you ask me.📖🔍
You do know that there were books besides The wizard of Oz that is his last book was I think the tin Woodman of Oz and I think he wrote either 11 or 19 of the original series The publishers didn't like the idea that they were losing a Golden goose when he died so they got other people to go straight more stories because Frank l Baum always said he was merely the historian and since he was the royal historian he was just writing what the others had told him so when he died they decided to make a new Royal historian to write more novels, but nobody seems to know the ones that he wrote after The wizard of Oz you see the ones he wrote after The wizard of Oz tell more tales and fill in more details about Oz itself...
Frank l Baum was asked many times if there was any hidden agenda in his works and he said he's only desire was to write a story that could be a modern fairytale to children of their time and the fact is people make a lot more out of it than it actually is much of what he wrote was about things of his own period of time for example the yellow brick road was the brick road that led to his private school that he went to and many of the other things that were based on experiences he himself had including the fact that people had a bad habit of not listening to children or believing in things that they said. But people read into it a lot more than what is actually there and that's mostly because of how it was portrayed in the movie.
Except he knows he lost his heart but the whole time he doesn't realize it in the whole book he realizes that he's missing a heart but the whole time he has a heart he's afraid to step on any bugs or anything because he's afraid of hurting anyone and when you know about the history of the author himself you know exactly why he made the tin Woodman because he himself experienced the loss the worst thing is that he himself admits that he doesn't remember but then you find out in the tin Woodman of Oz wasn't that he didn't remember he didn't want to remember you see after he became made of 10 he went to seek his lady love out and she didn't want him because you see all his parts have been sewn back together and made into this chop chop guy and basically she liked him and the shock of her rejecting him is why he forgot who he was. Can you find it out the more you read the books you find out there are a lot of little itsy bitsy pieces that if you read all the books you get the whole picture but you have to read all the books and I don't mean all the books written by other authors you have to read the ones that Frank l Baum wrote himself and the last book he wrote was the tin Woodman of Oz.
I needed this! Thank you! I have been living in poverty, with an alcoholic for a husband for several years. I've stayed because I've been conditioned to believe I can't live apart from him. I'm finally about to take the steps to break free.
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My senior year of high school (2003) I wrote a paper about this exact subject for extra credit in my history class, and I mainly touched on things like the tin man representing the working class, the lion representing William Jennings Bryan, and all that. I also remember writing something in there about Dorothy's silver slippers walking on the yellow brick road was also a representation of the fight over the gold standard and those who were pro-silver.
I spoke with Baum’s grand daughter She said when he wrote the books they had no political message but that academics had begun to change the way older readers interpreted the story.
In the original Baum book, the witch from the west skin was yellow, same with the winkies. Her castle was even yellow, not black, like in the 1939 movie. Also in the book, she wears no pointed hat or rides a broomstick. She carries around a umbrella with her. Perhaps to guard her against the weather elements like rain, which water melts her.
I relate to the Tin Man the most tbh. Most days I feel like just another number while the rich get richer and everyone else is left to suffer. It's not right.
Baum wrote Oz after seeing Vivakanda speak at the first world congress of religions. (1893 just after the fair) Though some of this is true to the time he lived in, it’s really about various yogas (paths)in Hinduism, Jhani, intelligence or wisdom, Bhakti, love or devotion, karma or work, and Raja, the royal path that includes all the others. There is a very good biography of Baum, he wasn’t such a failure. His newsletter was focused on retail display, and it was so much copied and ripped off his got lost in the crowd. He toured with his own play, and did quite well until they lost all their props and costumes to a tornado in Kansas.
I am among those who enjoyed watching The Wizard Of Oz and Return To Oz but I never knew how deep the lore is and why I disliked Wicked for making the original villain "a misunderstood" character.
Amazing video! It’s crazy that something written so long ago has more relevancy than it probably ever has. Thank you for bringing this story to life so beautifully.♥️
Yes, I talked to Michael Herne about L. Frank Baum. Herne wrote the Annotated Wizard of Oz. He mentioned to me that there are populist ideas in the stories Baum wrote, though not intently. I never thought William Jennings Bryan was inspiration for Cowardly Lion. I didn't catch that Matilda Gage was inspiration for Dorothy, though mostly it was his niece, Dorothy the main inspiration. When the 1939 movie first appeared on TV, I was about 4 years old or 5. I watched it at my grandparents' house. Dorothy's house looked quite a lot like my grandparents' house. They were a farming couple. Even the hay rake that Dorothy sang by was like the hay rake at my grandparents' place. My grandma had a picnic basket much like Dorothy had. So, I can relate to movie.
As a longtime fan of this story, seeing it explored in such depth is absolutely fascinating! The connections and theories presented here really make you see Oz in a whole new light. 🌟👏
The Scarecrow. With a brain you can figure out anything if you keep your mind open to new experiences and knowledge. You defeat fear with education and understanding, so a brain creates courage, and if you know yourself, your heart will grow.
This video is eerily adjacent to what's going on today! All in favor of the rich! History repeats itself. I peeped this years ago through an article I read about the Wizard of Oz. Look at what's happening to the farmers, particularly black farmers.
I was thinking the same - I'm living in Wales and small farmers are being wiped out, same across Europe, with the greatest shower of charlatan politicians telling us all that the farmers are dumb. The mainstream media are our green-tinted glasses!
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Is it just me, or does this whole story seem like a giant critique of capitalism disguised as a children’s tale? Who benefits and who suffers in Oz? Just saying… 👀
Lucas did same with Star Wars as did George Romero with his Dead series and Planet of the Apes (original series) did it as well. Rodenberry did it with Star Trek and politcal satire goes on and on.
I had always wondered about the characters in the Wizard of Oz and what their back stories were and how they became the way that they were portrayed in the movie, wondering if they had once been human and now I know. Thank you for making this video.
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I think I relate most to Dorothy. It’s all about embracing the unknowns of life and discovering your own strength along the way and who you really are.
The witch asked her Are you a witch Dorothy replied no I am not Dorothy was an empress A powerful witch Empress has high ranking She can destroy witches without trying
Now, to tell the reality of what Wizard of Oz's as related to the 1913 takeover of the monetary system and the creation of the IRS. Everything to do with that is also voluntary and we all make the "choice" to continue to play that game, even tho you'll never be told in the public spheres that it is truly as such. This was a very good take on the "behind the scenes" of the original story.
Imagine a "good" witch bringing you there to crush/kill her enemies then sending you through hell to go home when she knew all along how to send you back ..YEAH, THATS THE REAL STORY, THINK ABOUT IT, no wonder the other was so pissed off
@tylersmith7005 The Chessmaster Theory! It's rooted in the movie rather than the original book. The book portrays Glinda differently, she doesn’t even meet Dorothy until the end. But I like the movie version better adding that layer to make it more interesting. For so long, I thought Glinda was a good witch in the movie, my whole childhood was a lie!
Some people search for home and never find it Home isn't where you're born, home isn't where you're raised, home isn't family, home isn't even where you lay your head.
What Dorothy didn't ask, and should have asked, is "Have any of you (Munchkins) ever been to Oz?" Instead, she believed without questioning and even elaborated on what the Munchkins told her, making promises to the Scarecrow, the Tin Man, and the Lion, that she had no way of guaranteeing that the Wizard would keep. I see this a lot, when people presume to advise others. The first thing I want to know, is have you been down the Yellow Brick Road? Have you ever walked this way? Have you met the Wizard? Or is your information second-, third- or even fourth-hand? Because I've found that on my own journeys down the Yellow Brick Road, the reality is very much different than what those who stayed behind and never took that trip; and the same with Dorothy. The Wizard of Oz is so many things to so many people. I see it as almost a Buddhist parable in that it stresses first-hand information. It critiques blind belief. You might even say it is subversive in its message about belief without evidence, without questioning. Dorothy is sent to Oz precisely because she is an outsider; there is little chance she is going to return to Munchkinland and destroy their illusion. Unfortunately for those who wished to manipulate her, the very fact she is an outsider works in her favor; she has her own agenda and is going to stick to it no matter what.
I liked the movie, but hated the ending, where everyone was patronizing Dorothy about Oz. Also, Uncle Henry was too poor to hire help anyway in the book.
I always think that KH was referring to Joe when she exclaimed we (she and her backers) would be unburdened (the replacing of Joe with herself) by what has been (Joe the has-been) and less than a month later, Joe was out of the running and she was the nominee.
As for the emerald city part mentioning chicago worlds fare white city reminded me to think what many think to be the lost history of Tartaria.. as for the wizard behind the curtain washington dc mk ultra indoctrinated reality perception, glasses illusion like the movie they live any 1 else familiar with the name glasses made special dyes for illegal cause u could see beyond the veil used military vison vietnam..?? looing bk child hood how at time felt warm fuzzy loving watchn such movies as wiz oz.. like the nursery rhymes of old actually hiding deep dark truths yet to to be truelly understood.. now waking up in 40s to see the truth dystopian nightmare shocked at my gov true nature after all the years indoctrination there.. as my father said I didnt feel fully concious till i ws about 40 years old with my craz wife fam tryn to take on the gov in SF CA Mission for safe housing for him his fam and neighbors.. I hope we all wake up too for better future for all!
@flyonwall360 It’s mentioned at the 9:43 mark. The shoes are silver in the book. They changed to red for the movie adaptation because they wanted to show off the new tech for color in film.
The wizard of Oz gave them all, what they already had, but they didn't know. I like your interpretation, but I didn't find his powerful role in it. He is a hero as Dorothy or the lion and he is the missing link in our society.
@JimDebones Thanks for your comment! In L. Frank Baum’s The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, the Wicked Witch of the East is the one crushed by Dorothy’s house when it lands in the Land of the Munchkins. The Wicked Witch of the West is her sister and serves as the primary antagonist, seeking revenge and attempting to take the magical silver shoes that Dorothy inherits from the Wicked Witch of the East.😊
You mean Biden/Harris and the ''Democratic'' party machine, The curtains were pulled back exposing the evil puppeteers pulling Biden's strings to be none other than the Obama's and their ilk.
Nice video. Not sure where he got his info from. Dorothy was not based on a real girl. All of that W. Geoffrey Seeley/WIlliam Jennings Bryant stuff is a coincidence.
This was one of my favorite stories growing up, and it was such a fun experience to reinterpret it through my own vision. I hope you enjoy watching as much as I loved creating it!
Which character do you relate to the most? If you had to choose between a heart, courage or a brain which would you choose? Let me know below! Thanks for watching! ✨
If you enjoyed this journey into the world of Oz, consider joining as a channel member for exclusive content, behind-the-scenes looks, and even more theories like this. 💜 ruclips.net/channel/UCXFhQTlKLBGzt1nrmKqw6zgjoin
These are just theories and interpretations of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. L. Frank Baum himself admitted it was simply meant to be a story, "not" packed with hidden meanings but some coincidences are just too striking to ignore if you ask me.📖🔍
The Muppet version has a lot more scenes from the book and the Little Fox version is almost identical.
Best video on Oz symbolism , I've seen thus far
You do know that there were books besides The wizard of Oz that is his last book was I think the tin Woodman of Oz and I think he wrote either 11 or 19 of the original series The publishers didn't like the idea that they were losing a Golden goose when he died so they got other people to go straight more stories because Frank l Baum always said he was merely the historian and since he was the royal historian he was just writing what the others had told him so when he died they decided to make a new Royal historian to write more novels, but nobody seems to know the ones that he wrote after The wizard of Oz you see the ones he wrote after The wizard of Oz tell more tales and fill in more details about Oz itself...
Frank l Baum was asked many times if there was any hidden agenda in his works and he said he's only desire was to write a story that could be a modern fairytale to children of their time and the fact is people make a lot more out of it than it actually is much of what he wrote was about things of his own period of time for example the yellow brick road was the brick road that led to his private school that he went to and many of the other things that were based on experiences he himself had including the fact that people had a bad habit of not listening to children or believing in things that they said. But people read into it a lot more than what is actually there and that's mostly because of how it was portrayed in the movie.
Except he knows he lost his heart but the whole time he doesn't realize it in the whole book he realizes that he's missing a heart but the whole time he has a heart he's afraid to step on any bugs or anything because he's afraid of hurting anyone and when you know about the history of the author himself you know exactly why he made the tin Woodman because he himself experienced the loss the worst thing is that he himself admits that he doesn't remember but then you find out in the tin Woodman of Oz wasn't that he didn't remember he didn't want to remember you see after he became made of 10 he went to seek his lady love out and she didn't want him because you see all his parts have been sewn back together and made into this chop chop guy and basically she liked him and the shock of her rejecting him is why he forgot who he was. Can you find it out the more you read the books you find out there are a lot of little itsy bitsy pieces that if you read all the books you get the whole picture but you have to read all the books and I don't mean all the books written by other authors you have to read the ones that Frank l Baum wrote himself and the last book he wrote was the tin Woodman of Oz.
Moral of the story, find your heart, courage, and brain, and you'll see reality.
I needed this! Thank you!
I have been living in poverty, with an alcoholic for a husband for several years. I've stayed because I've been conditioned to believe I can't live apart from him. I'm finally about to take the steps to break free.
@AngieRIamHIS4Life Thank you so much for sharing this. Your courage to take steps toward a better future is truly inspiring, and I’m rooting for you every step of the way. Everyone deserves a life filled with peace and happiness. 💜
You are about to create the most wonderful environment for your future
Four of wands
@Aries-n3v Love that. Thanks for the encouragement.
🎉🎉🎉🎉Congratulations🎉🎉🎉🎉
you have more support than you can imagine...good luck girl
My senior year of high school (2003) I wrote a paper about this exact subject for extra credit in my history class, and I mainly touched on things like the tin man representing the working class, the lion representing William Jennings Bryan, and all that. I also remember writing something in there about Dorothy's silver slippers walking on the yellow brick road was also a representation of the fight over the gold standard and those who were pro-silver.
What was your teachers response?
I spoke with Baum’s grand daughter She said when he wrote the books they had no political message but that academics had begun to change the way older readers interpreted the story.
In the original Baum book, the witch from the west skin was yellow, same with the winkies. Her castle was even yellow, not black, like in the 1939 movie. Also in the book, she wears no pointed hat or rides a broomstick. She carries around a umbrella with her. Perhaps to guard her against the weather elements like rain, which water melts her.
The movie is never exactly like the book. The books always better
She also only has one eye....
This video segment makes me appreciate even more the author and his masterpiece.
I relate to the Tin Man the most tbh. Most days I feel like just another number while the rich get richer and everyone else is left to suffer. It's not right.
...then change it...
Baum wrote Oz after seeing Vivakanda speak at the first world congress of religions. (1893 just after the fair) Though some of this is true to the time he lived in, it’s really about various yogas (paths)in Hinduism, Jhani, intelligence or wisdom, Bhakti, love or devotion, karma or work, and Raja, the royal path that includes all the others. There is a very good biography of Baum, he wasn’t such a failure. His newsletter was focused on retail display, and it was so much copied and ripped off his got lost in the crowd. He toured with his own play, and did quite well until they lost all their props and costumes to a tornado in Kansas.
Well said !!
I am among those who enjoyed watching The Wizard Of Oz and Return To Oz but I never knew how deep the lore is and why I disliked Wicked for making the original villain "a misunderstood" character.
Amazing video! It’s crazy that something written so long ago has more relevancy than it probably ever has. Thank you for bringing this story to life so beautifully.♥️
So if we look at Dorothy, she’s the representation of The Fool. Her with her dog Toto beside her on a journey of discovery.
I'm the Lion. Fear has kept me from doing things. That might have led to a more fulfilling life.
i'm glad somebody talked about this. i remember reading about this theory in the 1980s. it makes sense.
Yes, I talked to Michael Herne about L. Frank Baum. Herne wrote the Annotated Wizard of Oz. He mentioned to me that there are populist ideas in the stories Baum wrote, though not intently. I never thought William Jennings Bryan was inspiration for Cowardly Lion. I didn't catch that Matilda Gage was inspiration for Dorothy, though mostly it was his niece, Dorothy the main inspiration. When the 1939 movie first appeared on TV, I was about 4 years old or 5. I watched it at my grandparents' house. Dorothy's house looked quite a lot like my grandparents' house. They were a farming couple. Even the hay rake that Dorothy sang by was like the hay rake at my grandparents' place. My grandma had a picnic basket much like Dorothy had. So, I can relate to movie.
This was extremely well done. I am always impressed by your work but this video is my favorite hands down. Thank you for making this.
As a longtime fan of this story, seeing it explored in such depth is absolutely fascinating! The connections and theories presented here really make you see Oz in a whole new light. 🌟👏
The Scarecrow. With a brain you can figure out anything if you keep your mind open to new experiences and knowledge. You defeat fear with education and understanding, so a brain creates courage, and if you know yourself, your heart will grow.
This video is eerily adjacent to what's going on today! All in favor of the rich! History repeats itself. I peeped this years ago through an article I read about the Wizard of Oz. Look at what's happening to the farmers, particularly black farmers.
I was thinking the same - I'm living in Wales and small farmers are being wiped out, same across Europe, with the greatest shower of charlatan politicians telling us all that the farmers are dumb. The mainstream media are our green-tinted glasses!
Dorothy's aunt and uncle lost their farm later on in the Oz series, but Ozma got them to Oz away from bankruptcy.
Love all these videos, keep them coming, glad to be a member!
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Love this, so good! I love the deeper meanings of stories. This makes me love Wizard of Oz even more. So relevant to the times we live in right now
@MarbieAlura Thank you so much! I completely agree!
We have the same politicians today. But, they are worse.
A film with this mindset would be nice instead of silly songs and everyone being a good guy from their own perspective.
Is it just me, or does this whole story seem like a giant critique of capitalism disguised as a children’s tale? Who benefits and who suffers in Oz? Just saying… 👀
Read "The Historian's Wizard of Oz." Many serious scholars agreed with you. In the later Oz books Oz is a socialist utopia. 1:46
Metaphor for political, economic, and social events of America in the 1890s
Yes. So many books written in that time were critiques cloaked in fiction.
Lucas did same with Star Wars as did George Romero with his Dead series and Planet of the Apes (original series) did it as well. Rodenberry did it with Star Trek and politcal satire goes on and on.
Much of our pop culture entertainment is political satire in disguise.
Im like a munchkin feeling very small in a huge world and not knowing what my value is.
I never viewed the Wizard of Oz as anything but entertainment until this video. Love the explanation of what the characters are meant to symbolize.
I had always wondered about the characters in the Wizard of Oz and what their back stories were and how they became the way that they were portrayed in the movie, wondering if they had once been human and now I know. Thank you for making this video.
I'm new to this channel. I must say i am very impressed with the AI reading the story. It doesn't sound like a Robot!
The Drawings, Colorization and Animation is Top Notch!
I'm a New Subscriber and will Share Your Video's..
Thank You for Creating this Channel❤
@justnyla2780 Thank you so much for your kind words and for joining the channel! 💜 I'm so happy that you’re enjoying the storytelling, visuals, and animations. Welcome to the Mystik Seekers, and thank you for sharing the videos, it helps more than you know! 😊
I think I relate most to Dorothy. It’s all about embracing the unknowns of life and discovering your own strength along the way and who you really are.
The witch asked her
Are you a witch
Dorothy replied no I am not
Dorothy was an empress
A powerful witch
Empress has high ranking
She can destroy witches without trying
This was so interesting. Thank you so much for sharing. I really enjoyed it. Something new n different, refreshing.
Now, to tell the reality of what Wizard of Oz's as related to the 1913 takeover of the monetary system and the creation of the IRS. Everything to do with that is also voluntary and we all make the "choice" to continue to play that game, even tho you'll never be told in the public spheres that it is truly as such. This was a very good take on the "behind the scenes" of the original story.
Imagine a "good" witch bringing you there to crush/kill her enemies then sending you through hell to go home when she knew all along how to send you back ..YEAH, THATS THE REAL STORY, THINK ABOUT IT, no wonder the other was so pissed off
@tylersmith7005 The Chessmaster Theory! It's rooted in the movie rather than the original book. The book portrays Glinda differently, she doesn’t even meet Dorothy until the end. But I like the movie version better adding that layer to make it more interesting. For so long, I thought Glinda was a good witch in the movie, my whole childhood was a lie!
Theres FOUR witches. Dorothy meets Glinda at the end.
couldn't the Emerald City represent fiat currency
I love this
dang AI is crazy impressive
This video makes me appreciate the author and his masterpiece even more!
Some people search for home and never find it
Home isn't where you're born, home isn't where you're raised, home isn't family, home isn't even where you lay your head.
Fantastic Decode!
What Dorothy didn't ask, and should have asked, is "Have any of you (Munchkins) ever been to Oz?" Instead, she believed without questioning and even elaborated on what the Munchkins told her, making promises to the Scarecrow, the Tin Man, and the Lion, that she had no way of guaranteeing that the Wizard would keep. I see this a lot, when people presume to advise others. The first thing I want to know, is have you been down the Yellow Brick Road? Have you ever walked this way? Have you met the Wizard? Or is your information second-, third- or even fourth-hand? Because I've found that on my own journeys down the Yellow Brick Road, the reality is very much different than what those who stayed behind and never took that trip; and the same with Dorothy. The Wizard of Oz is so many things to so many people. I see it as almost a Buddhist parable in that it stresses first-hand information. It critiques blind belief. You might even say it is subversive in its message about belief without evidence, without questioning. Dorothy is sent to Oz precisely because she is an outsider; there is little chance she is going to return to Munchkinland and destroy their illusion. Unfortunately for those who wished to manipulate her, the very fact she is an outsider works in her favor; she has her own agenda and is going to stick to it no matter what.
I've always hated that movie 😅 but your video was interesting.
I liked the movie, but hated the ending, where everyone was patronizing Dorothy about Oz. Also, Uncle Henry was too poor to hire help anyway in the book.
This is the second part of wicked
What about Toto? I have heard a theory that doesn't change a thing. Once they get back in Kansas, something bad still happens to him
Toto means "Total" in Latin.
This makes me think of the Biden administration.. 30 more days and we will be unburden by what has been 🙏🙏🙏
You must be the scarecrow. Brainless.
Only to have another Wizard. Yeah, right.
I always think that KH was referring to Joe when she exclaimed we (she and her backers) would be unburdened (the replacing of Joe with herself) by what has been (Joe the has-been) and less than a month later, Joe was out of the running and she was the nominee.
What happened to the shoes being red?
@AngieRIamHIS4Life They were originally silver in the book, but changed to red for the movie to take advantage of new Technicolor technology.
Same thing going on today with Puffy and Jz
Its also about mk ultra. Its got duality as far as meanings go
As for the emerald city part mentioning chicago worlds fare white city reminded me to think what many think to be the lost history of Tartaria.. as for the wizard behind the curtain washington dc mk ultra indoctrinated reality perception, glasses illusion like the movie they live any 1 else familiar with the name glasses made special dyes for illegal cause u could see beyond the veil used military vison vietnam..?? looing bk child hood how at time felt warm fuzzy loving watchn such movies as wiz oz.. like the nursery rhymes of old actually hiding deep dark truths yet to to be truelly understood.. now waking up in 40s to see the truth dystopian nightmare shocked at my gov true nature after all the years indoctrination there.. as my father said I didnt feel fully concious till i ws about 40 years old with my craz wife fam tryn to take on the gov in SF CA Mission for safe housing for him his fam and neighbors.. I hope we all wake up too for better future for all!
It's strange that the lion originally had glasses.😅
Only green glasses everyone wore in Emerald City.
No mention of the Ruby Red slippers from the movie? Why the change from Ruby to Silver?
@flyonwall360 It’s mentioned at the 9:43 mark. The shoes are silver in the book. They changed to red for the movie adaptation because they wanted to show off the new tech for color in film.
Silver was not flashy enough on screen so they used red instead of
seen the movie about baum and they explained some of this but yeah not the scarecrow nor tin man. and lion was based on a coward he met and so on
15:05 Why can't our world have horses with six leg? 🥺
The wizard of Oz gave them all, what they already had, but they didn't know. I like your interpretation, but I didn't find his powerful role in it. He is a hero as Dorothy or the lion and he is the missing link in our society.
Zardoz
The Witch of the West actually had brown eyes.
So everyone was based on some real symbolized figure. Except the Tin Man. He was just a twisted fantasy tale.
The Wizarding sounds just like someone who was just elected.
Why did it rain popcorn? I a mean in the latter book.
You have the Wicked Witch of the East confused with the west
@JimDebones Thanks for your comment! In L. Frank Baum’s The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, the Wicked Witch of the East is the one crushed by Dorothy’s house when it lands in the Land of the Munchkins. The Wicked Witch of the West is her sister and serves as the primary antagonist, seeking revenge and attempting to take the magical silver shoes that Dorothy inherits from the Wicked Witch of the East.😊
@MystikManor correct
That story could be written today. I can't wait until somebody pulls the curtain aside on Donald Trump.
😂❤ also could be the wicked witch 😂
That would be the whole Republican party.
You mean Biden/Harris and the ''Democratic'' party machine, The curtains were pulled back exposing the evil puppeteers pulling Biden's strings to be none other than the Obama's and their ilk.
You Americans, you know the democrats are marxist now and are destroying your country.
The curtains already been pulled back on Biden, Kamala and the Dem party.
Red shoes
@kaylalafountain3015 They were originally silver in the book, but changed to red for the movie to take advantage of new Technicolor technology.
Nice video. Not sure where he got his info from. Dorothy was not based on a real girl. All of that W. Geoffrey Seeley/WIlliam Jennings Bryant stuff is a coincidence.