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* [[Adaptation Displacement]]: Part of why fans of the book are so nervous about a movie version of the musical being made is that it will further cement into peoples minds that ''this'' is the official Wicked story, and people will continue to forget about and ignore the books.
* [[Alternate Character Interpretation]]: Once you take in the [[Word of God]] that Glinda was in love with Elphaba, it puts quite a few scenes in a new light. Likewise with the books, but more so with the musical where everything is not nearly as explicit (yet probably more so in a way) and is more covered up.
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* [[Canon Defilement]]/[[Better Than Canon]]: Just like ''Wicked'' the book is to the original movie and Oz novels, so is this in turn to that book. Some [[They Changed It, Now It Sucks|don't like it]] while others [[Pragmatic Adaptation|prefer the changes]].
* [[Ear Worm]]:
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** "As Long As You're Mine", especially considering {{spoiler|what happens ''immediately after''.}}
** Pretty much ''everything'' in the finale qualifies: "For Good", {{spoiler|the melting scene}}, Chistery's first line, {{spoiler|the Wizard finding out he was Elphaba's father}}, and the ending.
** [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-uD1_InPOiA&list=FLGtrNv31XbV8KK3VhqGQShg&index=4&feature=plpp_video Kristin Chenoweth's last "For Good"] is even sadder than
* [[Wangst]]: "No Good Deed", for some.
* [[Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds]]: Elphaba. You wanted to give her a big hug by the end of the play. Search your feelings, you know it to be true.
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