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Wizard of Oz Act 3 Flashcards

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Act 3 Scene 1 lights up

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How…how will I ever get back to Kansas now?

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We son’t leave you alone.

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You’re all lovely friends, and I thank you for that. But…I want to go home. I miss Kansas, I miss Aunt Em, and even the dismal farm.

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Dorothy….

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I just want to go home.

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I’m afraid even I can’t answer that. I know that the monkeys can’t carry us across the desert, but perhaps there is another…..wait!

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sniffle What is it?

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Perhaps the guardian of the gates knows something about your home!

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You really think he might?

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The good witch of the south. She rules over the quadlings, and is said to be a most kind and powerful lady.

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Will she really be able to get me back to Kansas?

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Perhaps she would know of this Kansas place you speak of.

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Oh, that would be wonderful.

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Thank you, guardian.

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Thank you so much, Guardian. If it really brings me home….I can’t thank you enough.

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Let’s go then! My new heart is beating fast with the spirit of adventure.

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Oh, how wonderful!

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And I will be sure to protect you all from any foes we may face.

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Goodbye, Guardian!

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I will!

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You know, lion, tin man, scarecrow, you really are all great friends. I’m so lucky to have met you all.

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And us to you. Me too. the same. Etc. Etc.

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Wait just a moment! What is that?

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This strikes me as quite odd.

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I agree. Ceramic? What is that doing in the woods?

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What do you mean, oh my? Oh my!

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Climbs ladder Whatever could they–Oh, my! Toto, what is this?

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China is most fragile…like a teacup or a saucer, or a dainty figurine on a shelf. Do not chip me, do not break me, leave me quite alone.

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We must be getting closer to Glinda’s Palace.

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I no longer fear anything like the fighting trees.

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That’s good lion!

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I’m pleased to see someone else can be foolish. I thought I was the only one.

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We’re on our way to Glinda’s Palace.

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Then you are most unusual.

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No more unusual than you are. Why, you’re the first talking plate I’ve ever met. Isn’t she pretty?

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I’m not a plate. I’m a princess. Anyway, you’re getting too close. Stand back. Do not chip me, do not break me, leave me quite alone. If you break me, I will have to be mended, thus marring my delicate beauty.

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I’d like to take you back to Kansas with me and stand you on Aunt Em’s mantle.

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You see, here in our own country, we live contentedly and can talk and move around as we please. It isn’t much fun sitting on mantles and cabinets and dining room tables.

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We wouldn’t make you unhappy for all the world. Would we?

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Why do you want to go to Glinda’s Palace?

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I need to get home to Kansas.

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You can’t go through the Dainty china country unless you have my permission.

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Please.

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22
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On one condition.

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What is it?

23
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The citizens of the dainty china country are so brittle…you mustn’t touch them. Do not chip them, do not break them, leave them quite alone.

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We promise.

24
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There are worse things in the world than being a scarecrow.

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How true.

26
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Act 3 Scene 3 lights up

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That was strange, wasn’t it?

27
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And mine will stay quite steady in the face of danger, surely!

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I wish I had gotten my wish…you all are wonderful friends, but I miss Kansas. Don’t you, Toto?

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Don’t worry Dorothy! Glinda will surely get you home.

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What is she like, anyway?

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I hear that she is a fair ruler of her people, and that she looks young and beautiful despite her true age. She’s kind and loving as well, so she’ll surely help you.

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She sounds lovely.

30
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The dried leaves are soft under my feet and everything is so rich and green.

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I suppose so. Anything could be in here, though.

31
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I will go first, friends! Follow me, and I will protect you from any dangerous beast!

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A tiger!

32
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Thank you Lion! All hail king of the forest! Thank you, vanquisher of beasts. etc. etc.

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You are definitely brave, Lion!

33
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Quite true. I fell that my mind is quite sharper now! I can solve any problem!

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Well, there’s a problem right ahead!

34
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Nor do they speak our language. Quadlings only speak the language of Quads.

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Oh dear, oh dear, what shall we do? We need to pass them to reach Glinda.

35
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Hmm….

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Please hurry, scarecrow! They could spot us at any moment.

36
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I’ve got it! Dorothy, you still have one use for that cap, don’t you?

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Why, you’re right! Say spell

37
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This is the third and final time you can summon us, Dorothy. What can we do to help?

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Can you get us past the guards?

38
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Of course!

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Thank you, King of the Monkeys!

39
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I can see the palace of Glinda the Good!

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At last! Aunt Em, Aunt Em, can you hear me? I’m coming home!

40
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Gibberish talk

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I’m quite sorry, I can’t understand. Does anyone speak quad?

41
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You came to seek me out, did you not?

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We heard that you were the mightiest witch of all, Glinda.

42
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How flattering. I cannot say that I agree with that, but I will not argue. What is it that you wish, child?

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I…I want to go home. To Kansas.

43
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Kansas? I have never heard of it.

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It seems no one here has. But I’m quite sure it exists–it’s home after all.

44
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I heard rumors of a group of travelers seeking Oz.

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He did, after we killed the evil Witch of the West.

45
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Ah, I see! You miss Kansas as well?

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You understand him?

46
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Of course, dear. Now, Dorothy, in return for all of this, I will need the cap that you now wear.

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Why of course! It’s no use to me now, anyway–I’ve used all three uses.

47
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It’s the right thing to do.

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I am thankful you are helping my friends, Glinda, but..what about me? I can’t cross the desert alone, and the monkeys can’t carry me, and the balloon left without me…

48
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Darling, it was with you all along.

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What?

49
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And I would have remained a yellow-bellied coward.

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That’s all true. I’m glad I was of use to all of you. But now each of you has received what you want…and I want to go home to Kansas.

50
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The silver shoes have wonderful powers. One of their most powerful, Dorothy, is that they can carry you anywhere in the world in three steps. Each step fast than the blink of an eye.

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Why, that’s wonderful!

51
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All you have to do is knock the heels together three times and command the shoes to carry wherever you wish to go.

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Oh, thank you, Glinda. All of you…I’m going to miss you so much. Scarecrow, I’ll miss your sharp brain. I’m sure you’ll be a great ruler of the Emerald City.

52
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Dorothy…thank you. I would still be in that cornfield without you.

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Tin Man, your kindness and friendship has been lovely. You will be a kind ruler of the Winkies, I’m sure.

53
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I will miss you ever so much, Dorothy. Without you I would be rusting in that forest.

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And Lion, your bravery has saved us all time and time again.

54
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I won’t forget you, Dorothy.

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Well…I suppose I’ll be off then.

55
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Goodbye Dorothy! We’ll miss you! I won’t forget you.

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take me home to Kansas…to Aunt Em! Auntie Em! Auntie Em! Oh, Aunt Em! I’m so glad to be home again! There really is no place like home.

WMAA Drama (3 decks)

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