"Well, Dorothy, you had the power to go home all along - just click your heels three times, and say 'There's no place like home.'"
Why didn't Glinda tell her the shoes would bring her home? "Because she wouldn't have believed me."
Was anyone besides Dorothy taken in by this? I mean, come on. She was standing in Munchkinland, in color, surrounded by little people and witches, having been swept there by a tomado. Does anyone think that if Glinda had said, "Try banging the shoes together," Dorothy would have said, "Hah! You expect me to believe that! I'll walk, thanks?"
"Well, Dorothy, you had the power to go home all along - just click your heels three times, and say 'There's no place like home.'"
Why didn't Glinda tell her the shoes would bring her home? "Because she wouldn't have believed me."
Was anyone besides Dorothy taken in by this? I mean, come on. She was standing in Munchkinland, in color, surrounded by little people and witches, having been swept there by a tomado. Does anyone think that if Glinda had said, "Try banging the shoes together," Dorothy would have said, "Hah! You expect me to believe that! I'll walk, thanks?"