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    This excerpt from The Wizard of Oz unfolds through a series of dialogues, brimming with a fantastical charm. Dorothy s account of her house falling on and killing the Wicked Witch of the East, along with the mention of being kissed by the Good Witch of the North and being directed to seek help here, briefly sketches out the story s magical backdrop. Dorothy s plea, "I want to go home to Kansas," vividly showcases her deep - seated yearning for home, instantly drawing readers into her emotions. The mysterious character s demand that she kill the Wicked Witch of the West before offering help intensifies the tension and conflict, laying the groundwork for Dorothy s subsequent adventures. In terms of character development, Dorothy emerges as both brave and vulnerable. Despite being unexpectedly thrust into this fantastical world, her resolve to return home remains unwavering. The mysterious character, with just a few words, exudes an air of mystery and authority, capable of manipulating the situation. As a classic, The Wizard of Oz not only captivates with its imaginative plot but also delves into themes of courage, friendship, and the pursuit of one s true self. Through this excerpt, we catch a glimpse of its enchanting allure, enticing us to follow Dorothy on her arduous yet rewarding journey.

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