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| Auntie Em! Auntie Em! Auntie Em! |
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| Aunt Em: Fifty-seven, fifty-eight |
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| Just listen to what Miss Gultch did to Toto! She-- |
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| Aunt Em: Dorothy please! We're trying to count! Fifty-eight-- |
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| Oh, but Aunt Em, she hit him-- |
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| Uncle Henry: Don't bother us now, honey. You see, this old incubator's gone bad and we're likely to lose a lot of our chicks. |
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| Oh, oh the poor little things. Oh, but Aunt Em, Miss Gultch hit Toto right over the back with a rake just because she says he gets in her garden and chases her nasty old cat every day! |
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| Aunt Em: Seventy. Dorothy, please! |
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| But he doesn't do it everyday--just once or twice a week. And he can't catch her old cat anyway. And now seh says she's going to get the-- |
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| Aunt Em: Dorothy! We're busy! |
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| Uncle Henry. Can't you do something? |
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| Uncle Henry: I'm doing something right now honey so just keep out of our hair. |
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| Hickory: Sense or no sense, when I lift up the axle, you two shove her on. |
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| Zeke, Hickory...know what Miss Gultch did to Toto? |
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| Zeke: I swear they made this new wheel smaller than the other three. |
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| Why won't anyone listen--don't you care about Toto? |
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| Hunk: Ow! You got my finger! |
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| What am I going to do about Miss Gultch, Hunk? Just because Toto chases her old cat. |
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| Hunk: Now, lookit Dorothy, you ain't using your head about Miss Gultch. Ain't you got no brains? |
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| Zeke, what am I going to do? |
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| Zeke: Well, for a start, Kid, don't let that old Gultch heifer try and buffalo you. she ain't nothing to be afraid of. You got to stand up to her, that's all, with a little courage, a little grit. |
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| Zeke: That's what I wanted to hear. Walk with your head up, your chest out, and the next time she squawks, you just stroll right up to her and spit in her eye. That's what I'd do. |
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| Zeke: Sure I would. Through this life you gotta walk tall, shoot straight, and then you got no reason to be scared of nothing and nobody. |
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| Oh, Zeke! Are you alright? |
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| Zeke: What you trying to do? Kill a guy? |
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| Hickory: It's just a rib, Dorothy. |
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| Can't you see how white he is? You really scared him. |
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| Auntie Em, really, do you know what Miss Gultch said she was going to do to Toto? She said she was going to-- |
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| Aunt Em: Dorothy, dear, stop imagining things. You always get yourself into a fret over nothing. |
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| Aunt Em: Now, you just help us out today and find yourself a place where you won't get into any trouble. |
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Some place where there isn't any trouble.
I wonder if there is such a place, Toto? There must be. Not a place you can get to by a boat or a train. It's far, far away - behind the moon - beyond the rain--
"OVER THE RAINBOW" |
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| Uncle Henry: Was he sober? |
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| Miss Gultch: That dog's a menace to the community. |
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| Miss Gultch: As an act of public service, young woman, I'm taking that dog to the Sheriff and make sure he's destroyed. |
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| Destroyed? Toto? Oh you can't! You musn't! Uncle Henry! Auntie Em! You won't let her will you? |
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| Uncle Henry: Of course we won't. Will we Em? |
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| Oh please, Aunt Em! Toto didn't mean to. He didn't know he was doing anything wrong. I'm the one that ought to be punished. You can send me to bed without supper-- |
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| Uncle Henry: Just what she says. You gotta hand him over, Dorothy. |
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| No! I won't let you take him. |
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| Miss Gultch: Now you're seeing reason. |
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| Miss Gultch: Here's what I'm taking him in - so he can't attack me again. |
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| No, no, no! I won't let you take him! You go away! Ooh, I'll bite you myself! |
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| Oh, you wicked old witch. Uncle Henry, Auntie Em, don't let 'em take Toto! don't let her take him - please! |
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| Hickory: It's no use running, Dorothy. |
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| Hickory, I thought you were my friend. |
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| Uncle Henry: Let me have him, Dorothy. |
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| Miss Gultch: That's more like it. |
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| Miss Gultch: Yes, that's more like it. |
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| Aunt Em: Come inside, honey. |
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| I'm not going anywhere with you! If you really loved me, you wouldn't've let Toto go. |
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| Aunt Em: She had an order from the sheriff, Dorothy. What did you expect us to do? Wave a wand and make it disappear? |
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You still could've tried at least.
You just stood there like you was stuffed or something. |
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| Hunk: I just couldn't think of anything. I'm...I'm sorry. |
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| One mean old woman and you were scared of her. |
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| Zeke: It weren't my place to interfere |
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| And you're worst of all. You stopped Toto getting away. I just...just hate you. |
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| Hickory: Oh, don't say that Dorothy, You make me feel terrible inside, like my heart was all tore out. |
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| I don't care. I never want to see any of you again, ever, ever, ever. |
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Toto was the only friend I had in the world. Now I got no one to talk to, no one to play with. And I'll never see him again as long as I live.
Toto? Toto, darling! Oh, you came back. You got away from that horrible woman, you wonderful dog.
But she'll be coming back for you any minute. We've got to get away! We've got to run away! We need food for me and a bone for you and then we've got to get far, far away from here, and we're never, ever comin' back. |
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| Professor: .....You're...you're running away. |
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| Professor: ....Now, why are you running away? |
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| Professor: ....big cities, big mountains, big oceans. ha ha! |
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| Why, it's just like you could read what was inside of me! |
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| Prof: ...See what it says on the side of my conveyance. |
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| Oh, Toto, that's not polite! We haven't been asked yet! |
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| Prof: ...Ha ha ha! Here now, let's see. Where were we? |
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| Oh, please, Professor, why can't we go with you and see all the Crowned Heads of Europe? |
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| Prof: ......A house...with a picket fence. |
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| Prof: ...Her face is careworn. |
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| Prof: Yes. Her...her name is Emily. |
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| That's right. What's she doing? |
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| Prof: Well, I...I can't quite see. Why, she's crying. |
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| Prof: Someone has hurt her. Someone has just about broken her heart. |
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| Why would anyone do that? |
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| Prof: ...Someone she's taken care of in sickness. |
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| I had the measles once...and she stayed right by me every minute. |
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| But that was when I was very small. She doesn't care about me at all now, and I don't care about her. |
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| Prof: Oh, well that's, that's not what the crystal says. |
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| They were going to kill Toto and she did nothing to stop them. |
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| Prof: ...All I see is a woman who does the best she can and misses someone terrible. |
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| Prof: She..she's dropping down on the bed. |
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| No! What's wrong with her? |
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| Prof: That I can't say. the crystal's gone dark. |
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| Oh, you...you don't suppose she could really be sick, do you? Oh! Oh, I've got to get home right away! |
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| Prof: ...I thought you were going along with me! |
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| Oh, no! No, I have to get to her right away! Come on, Toto. Come on, come on! Goodbye Professor Marvel,and thanks a lot! |
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| Uncle: There's nothing else we can do, Em. 'Cept pray for all of us. |
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Auntie Em! Auntie Em! Auntie Em! Auntie Em! Where is everybody.
We must be inside the twister. oh, Toto.
Toto look! It's Miss Gultch. She's after you even up here. |
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| Toto-I have a feeling we're not in Kansas anymore. We must be over the rainbow! Now I--I know we're not in Kansas |
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| G: Are you a good witch, or a bad witch? |
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| Who, me? I-I'm not a witch at all. I'm Dorothy Gale, from Kansas. |
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| G: Oh! Well, is that the witch? |
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| Who, Toto? Toto's my dog. |
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| G: ........are you a good witch, or a bad witch? |
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| But I've already told you, I'm not a witch at all. Witches are old and ugly. What was that? |
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| G: ...I'm Glinda, the witch of the north. |
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| You are! I beg your pardon! But I've never heard of a beautiful witch before. |
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| G....you have freed them from the Wicked Witch of the East |
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| Oh, but if you please, what are Munchkins? |
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| I thought you said she was dead. |
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| It's my fault. I'm so sorry. My house dropped on her. |
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| G: ...The sooner you get out of Oz altogether, the safer you'll sleep my dear. |
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| oh, I'd give anything to get out of oz altogether. my auntie em is missing me. she may even be ill. but which is the way back to kansas? i can't go the way i came. |
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| G:...wizard of Oz himself! |
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| the wizard of oz? is he good or is he wicked? |
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| g: ..did you bring your broomstick with you? |
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| G: ...or you will be at the mercy of the wicked witch of the west |
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| but how do i start for the emerald city? |
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| G: ...all you do is follow the yellow brick road. |
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| G: just follow the yellow brick road. |
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| my! people come and go so quickly here! follow the yellow brick road. follow the yellow brick road? |
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