The Wonderful Wizard of Oz: resumen de Chapter 2
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In Chapter 2, Dorothy discovers that her house has killed the Witch of the East and freed the Munchkins, while the Witch of the North welcomes her and gives her silver shoes. Unable to return directly to Kansas, Dorothy receives a protective kiss and directions to seek help from Oz in the City of Emeralds.
Qué sucede
- Dorothy wakes in the still house and steps outside with Toto into a beautiful, unfamiliar country.
- Three Munchkins and the Witch of the North greet her and explain that her house has killed their wicked ruler.
- The good witch describes Oz and its witches, then gives Dorothy the dead witch’s silver shoes.
- Dorothy asks to go home, but her hosts explain that dangerous deserts surround the country.
- The witch’s cap becomes a slate directing Dorothy to seek Oz in the City of Emeralds.
- The witch kisses Dorothy’s forehead, explains the yellow brick route, and disappears after the Munchkins leave.
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En qué fijarte
The witch gives Dorothy a destination and a possible source of help. Returning home now requires a journey through an unfamiliar country.
Comprobación rápida
What protection does the Witch of the North give Dorothy?
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