Wicked Witch in Wizard of Oz Film Adaptation

L. Frank Baum's book for 1900 children's book "Oz Wizard" is about a story about a girl in Kansas, Dorothy Gael and her dog Toto go home. Dorothy and Toto were swept away by the hurricane in the green field. Dorothy met a man consisting of a living scarecrow, a completely tin and a cowardly lion, hoping that Oz will help her go home. Oz suggested that Dorothy and her new friend destroy the wicked evil witches of the West in search of their way back. Over the years, this story has undergone numerous recreation like the wonderful and powerful 2013 Oz 's movie "The Wizard of Oz" in 1939.

Literature and movie vampires like Count Dracula in Bramstock's novel can only move in the evening with black clothes on. The west evil witch of the 1939 movie 'Wizard of Oz' became the prototype of the witch of several generations of children. Wizards and wizards caused real fear in the 17th century, but in the 21st century children and adults dressed as Halloween parties and paradise witches. Black is often used as the color of power, law, authority. In many countries, judges and magistrates are wearing black clothes. This practice began in Europe in the 13th and 14th centuries. During the reign of Philip IV (1285-1314) in France, French law scholars, judges and other judges began to wear long black robes and from the beginning of Edward I (1271-1307) he I began to wear the UK. Almost at the same time, this custom has spread to Italian cities between 1300 and 1320.

In the original "The Wizard of Oz" book, the witches were not named but given the title of Western Wicked Witch. Fearing the water, wearing black clothes, wearing a black pointed hat, riding on a broom, described as green skin, this witch's role is almost all other witch's stereotypes . In "evil", the witch is named Elphaba Thropp and its name is taken from the original letter of the original author of "The Wizard of Oz". The first thing the reader notices and I think it is interesting to refer to one of the pages.

For those who do not know evil yet, it tells the story of Oz Witch, Good Witch Glinda and Western Devil Elba. But as with other stories about good and evil, Glinda will soon notice that it is not that good, Elphaba is not as bad as the Wizard of Oz believes. At the beginning of the show, Glinda (then known as Galinda) and Elphaba began at Sz's Oz school. Grinda is very popular and every student there is loving her since the moment she arrived. Elphaba, on the other hand, is hated by green skin. Somehow this strange person eventually turned into a roommate, and their character rubbed against each other.