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The Wizard of Oz Archetypes in the Movie By: Olivia Patterson, Courtney Malcom Robbie Miller 1st Period Situation Archetypes The Quest: -Trying to return home Dorothy is trying to find her home in Kansas (from Oz). Her efforts to return home include a quest to find the all powerful Wizard of Oz who she thinks should know how to help her. Also, while she does not realize it, the ruby slippers represent the talisman to help her return home. She is advised to click her heels together three times to return home. Dorothy trying to gain access to the Wizard. Situation Archetypes The Initiation: Dorothy has a new awareness of evil when Miss Gulch tries to take Toto. Also, later when the house falls on the Wicked Witch of the East, Dorothy acquires the ruby slippers...she then has a new maturity and awareness of the problems/dangers associated with her quest to return home. At home, Miss Gulch represents evil. In Oz, the Wicked Witch of the West represents evil. Symbolic Archetypes Darkness vs. Lightness: Dorothy is first in a dark black and white place. She is filled with worries of the unknown and despair that Miss Gulch will take Toto. Later when she wakes, everything is brilliantly colored. She has hope of returning home and learns many things about herself and her friends during her journey to OZ. Symbolic Archetypes Supernatural Intervention: Glinda the Good Witch of the North appeared and provided assistance and information (to follow the yellow brick road) to Dorothy and her friends. Later Dorothy and her friends are victims of the poison poppies and fall asleep. This represents an evil intervention of the Wicked Witch. Character Archetypes Hunting Group of Companions: Dorothy, Toto, Tin Man, Cowardly Lion, and the Scarecrow are loyal companions willing to face many dangers in order to stay together and find the Wizard of Oz. Dorothy and her friends. Character Archetypes Friendly Beast: Dorothy befriends the