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Dreams of a Kitten
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note of sadness. "But let us remember her not as a villain, but
as someone who was misunderstood and wronged."
The citizens of Oz, unaware of the true story, began to
celebrate, believing that their troubles were over. Glinda,
though reluctant, joined in the festivities, knowing that she
had done what was necessary to bring peace to the land,
simultaneously missing Fiyero and Elphaba, and hopeful that her
subterfuge was in no way similar to the Wizard’s.
As the celebrations continued, Glinda looked up at the sky, her
thoughts with Elphaba and Fiyero. She hoped that they had found
the happiness they deserved, and she vowed to honor their memory
by leading Oz with compassion and justice.