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* Pretty much once a book. Glinda is a ''master'' of these. |
* Pretty much once a book. Glinda is a ''master'' of these. |
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* From the second book: Nick, Scarecrow, Tip, and Jack are stuck in a jackdaw's nest. The jackdaws - massive, nasty birds - come as they're trying to escape and attack. Nick holds his ground, breaks out the axe, and fights "like a Roman galadiator" for his friends' safety. Seriously, our [[Tin Man]] is a softie, but do ''not'' piss him off. |
* From the second book: Nick, Scarecrow, Tip, and Jack are stuck in a jackdaw's nest. The jackdaws - massive, nasty birds - come as they're trying to escape and attack. Nick holds his ground, breaks out the axe, and fights "like a Roman galadiator" for his friends' safety. Seriously, our [[Tin Man]] is a softie, but do ''not'' piss him off. |
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* A mention should go to a scene in The Patchwork Girl of Oz, where the eponymous crazy quilt meets a man who has 19 daughters who quite literally [[Stay in |
* A mention should go to a scene in The Patchwork Girl of Oz, where the eponymous crazy quilt meets a man who has 19 daughters who quite literally [[Stay in the Kitchen|do absolutely nothing other than sit politely and laugh at his jokes.]] The man says that he raised them that way to be polite [[Values Dissonance|in order to appeal to bachelors]]. Scraps' reaction? |
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{{quote| "[[Fair for Its Day|That bachelor should be skinned alive!]]"}} |
{{quote| "[[Fair for Its Day|That bachelor should be skinned alive!]]"}} |
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Revision as of 04:05, 16 April 2014
- Pretty much once a book. Glinda is a master of these.
- From the second book: Nick, Scarecrow, Tip, and Jack are stuck in a jackdaw's nest. The jackdaws - massive, nasty birds - come as they're trying to escape and attack. Nick holds his ground, breaks out the axe, and fights "like a Roman galadiator" for his friends' safety. Seriously, our Tin Man is a softie, but do not piss him off.
- A mention should go to a scene in The Patchwork Girl of Oz, where the eponymous crazy quilt meets a man who has 19 daughters who quite literally do absolutely nothing other than sit politely and laugh at his jokes. The man says that he raised them that way to be polite in order to appeal to bachelors. Scraps' reaction?
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