Wizard of Oz

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When Dorothy returns to the house during the tornado, she tries to get into the cellar but the door is bolted and they can't hear her.  She is carrying Toto and the picnic basket.  She goes inside and the next frames show her in her bedroom with Toto but no picnic basket.  Where did she put it!
 
When Dorothy returns to the house during the tornado, she tries to get into the cellar but the door is bolted and they can't hear her.  She is carrying Toto and the picnic basket.  She goes inside and the next frames show her in her bedroom with Toto but no picnic basket.  Where did she put it!
  
At 6:41 her end table in front of the window appears relatively clear of object.  And again notice at 6:46.  Then the majority of the window frame blew out and hit Dorothy on the head, but apparently didn't affect anything else in the room, and especially not this weird group of figurines or whatever they are who appear on that table clearly at 7:19.
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At 6:41 her end table in front of the window appears relatively clear of object.  And again notice at 6:46.  Then the majority of the window frame blew out and hit Dorothy on the head, but apparently didn't affect anything else in the room, and especially not this weird group of figurines or whatever they are who appear on that table clearly at 7:19.  And as this point as the house is slowly leaning back and forth, that left-over storm window on the right, should be flapping back and forth, but it's not.
  
 
When Dorothy is up inside the cyclone, she sees Miss Gulch riding her bicycle, who then turns into a witch on a broomstick.  When the house lands, it lands on the witch, and then Dorothy and later the Munchkins sing about how "the witch to satisfy an itch when riding on her broomstick thumbing for a hitch", so the house landed on her.  So the witch who was killed by the house was Miss Gulch/Witch of the East, and it's her sister that is the Witch of the West.
 
When Dorothy is up inside the cyclone, she sees Miss Gulch riding her bicycle, who then turns into a witch on a broomstick.  When the house lands, it lands on the witch, and then Dorothy and later the Munchkins sing about how "the witch to satisfy an itch when riding on her broomstick thumbing for a hitch", so the house landed on her.  So the witch who was killed by the house was Miss Gulch/Witch of the East, and it's her sister that is the Witch of the West.
  
And now we see where she put that picnic basket, she picks it up right before she leaves her bedroom after the house has landed.  A girl can't go anywhere without a picnic basket! Of course even though the bed has just been sliding back and forth across the room, the picnic basket is still upright with all it's precious contents (whatever they are) in it.
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The figurines are now gone!  But at least we see where she put that picnic basket, she picks it up right before she leaves her bedroom after the house has landed.  A girl can't go anywhere without a picnic basket! Of course even though the bed has just been sliding back and forth all over the room, the picnic basket is still upright with all it's precious contents (whatever they are) in it.
  
 
For a people just-recently-oppressed by the evil Witch of the West, the Munchkins sure seem to live in an idyllic garden of beautiful flowers and water and have very colorful clothes.
 
For a people just-recently-oppressed by the evil Witch of the West, the Munchkins sure seem to live in an idyllic garden of beautiful flowers and water and have very colorful clothes.

Revision as of 22:44, 26 August 2008

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