Wicked: For Good serves as a prequel to The Wizard of Oz, exploring the intricate backstory of Elphaba (the Wicked Witch), Glinda, and the Wizard. It portrays Elphaba's fall from grace, showcasing her refusal to align with the Wizard's oppressive regime and her subsequent isolation. The narrative evolves as Elphaba and Glinda, once close friends, find themselves on opposing sides. With Dorothy's looming arrival, the film sets up a confrontation that alters perceptions of good and evil, deepening our understanding of their struggles within the fantastical world of Oz.
Elphaba's journey from beloved to pariah illustrates the complexities of friendship and betrayal, ultimately leading her to become the Wicked Witch the world knows.
The tension between power and morality is central to Wicked: For Good, as Elphaba's refusal to conform places her in opposition to the Wizard's regime.
Wicked: For Good expands on characters and themes from The Wizard of Oz, providing deeper context to their relationships and the socio-political environment of Oz.
With the arrival of Dorothy, the forces align against Elphaba, setting the stage for an inevitable confrontation that will challenge the perception of good and evil.
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