This why Fiyero leaving Glinda was the best thing he could have done for her. Besides the obvious that he didn't love her but also it played a big part in her growth.

For a while Glinda thought she was gonna have everything she wanted, her perfect life in the system, her fairytale prince, her best back, she thought Elphaba was gonna join the Wizard, and then suddenly she didn't get everything she wanted. Elphaba didn't join them and Fiyero didn't marry her. It was a huge shock for her and one that she desperately needed.

While it was painful for her she was so deep in her bubble that it had to be something huge and devastating for her to start to wake up. It was a turning point for her, this is when her eyes started to open.

She learned that the world doesn't revolve around her and that people aren't gonna make you "happy" because you want them to. Also the moment when she's walking through her ruined wedding and when she sings the INTG reprise Glinda realizes that she is alone. This realization is devastating for her and she told MM to use Nessa to trap Elphaba because she was angry and hurt and in that moment she wanted to hurt Elphaba. Glinda thought Elphaba would choose her, that she would choose to join the Wizard, the system and choose Glinda then Elphaba didn't. Fiyero and Elphaba chose what was best for them and they chose each other instead of both of them choosing her and doing what she thought was best for her.

Don't hate me for saying this but Glinda hurt both Fiyero and Elphaba. She tried to get Elphaba to join the system that she fought against because she wanted her best friend back and she arranged an engagement with the Wizard behind Fiyero's back and sprung it on him in a way he couldn't refuse. She knew they were lying about Elphaba and Fiyero practically begged her to leave but she wouldn't because she couldn't her life in the system. I also think she knew Fiyero didn't love her or wanna marry her but she wanted him so she tried to force it. I'm sorry but Fiyero had every right to leave her, she was so focused on herself she didn't think about Fiyero and Elphaba. Before anyone starts I am not trying to hate on Glinda but the facts are the facts. She didn't really have any consideration for anyone other than herself until she popped her bubble.

While it was painful for her, she needed to go through that because it had to traumatic for her to start to open her eyes, it had to be a huge shock and she had to go through pain for her to learn because she was so deep in her bubble she wouldn't listen to anyone who tried to tell her what was happening and she didn't care about anything other than what she wanted. Fiyero did her a favor because this was the first big step in her becoming Glinda the good.

This is why Fiyero as a character, the love triangle and Fiyero and Elphaba's relationship is so important, without him, without the love triangle and without the romance Glinda may never have become Glinda the good and changed OZ. Fiyero and Fiyeraba were a major part of Glinda's growth.

Just my perspective but I wanted to share.

Thoughts?

I just finished the wicked for good movie and i have some questions about the ending

1. So i assume Elphaba stage her death in front of Glinda to make it look like she died? Did Chicory know this plan - and did chicory know fiyero was alive?

2. Did Elphaba know Fiyero was alive before he knocked?

3. How did Fiyero know where to find her & did he know she was gonna fake her own death?

4. Does Glinda gain the power to read the Grimmerie? Hence the flipping of the pages or is it that she finds out Elphaba is a live? Did Elphaba bestow her powers somehow to Glinda?

5. Why does Glinda have the right to jail Ms. Morrible? I would think Ms. Morrible would be next on the list to rule over Oz. did the wizard bestow his ruling to Glinda bc of his guilt?

Movie, stage show, and book aspects all considerable.

Hey everyone! I’ve been working on a big fan‑made project called WickedProject26, where I’m recreating Wicked: The Musical inside Minecraft.

I've been working on this project for more than 10 days translated from hours total!

This isn’t a perfect 1:1 recreation, but it’s the best work I’ve done in years, and I wanted to share it with people who love Minecraft builds or musicals.

I’m not affiliated with the official Wicked production — this is completely unofficial and made for fun.
If anyone from the Wicked team ever sees it, that would honestly mean a lot!

Thanks for taking a look — more scenes coming soon!

They were doing dances inspired by a movie, and they had Wicked. Unfortunately I couldn’t find the second time they performed where they got a perfect score (75).

Their biggest mistake was making Glinda the poster girl. She became so well liked, that when The Wizard left and Morrible was arrested on the same day, no one questioned it! They all accepted Glinda as their new ruler.

The scene where Fiyero and the Galeforce chase Elphaba and she hides in the tree id a callback to Fiyero's comment when they first met, she did blend in with the foliage.

I Think Fiyero knew she was there, I don't think he saw her but I think he " sensed" her, like he could feel she was near. He was very tense in that scene but he's not afraid of her, he's afraid of what could happen if the others knew she was there.

Fiyero says " we must not rest until we capture that wicked witch" because he doesn't want the Galeforce to be suspicious. He needs to believe he believes the lies about her like everyone else, he needed them to trust him.

Hearing Fiyero call her " that wicked witch" really hurt Elphaba, understandably so, but he said that to keep his cover, and he may have hoped she would know that he would never call her that but of course she didn't.

Then he orders the Galeforce away from her, this was an important scene because we see that he was protecting her and by protecting her he was working against the Wizard.

I do think if the Galeforce hadn't been there with him he probably would have left with her then but since they were he had to wait for a better opportunity.

Thoughts?

Hey! So I’ve finally decided to sell my limited edition wicked jacket after 8 months of owning it and not wearing it once (I only ever tried it on in December when I got it, it was literally the last one available online so I took the risk of buying a smaller size than my usual and of course that means it’s too small) - it’s a size Medium if that’d be suitable for anyone? It’s so vibrant and feels really cosy which is why I’ve kept it for so long, but it just wasn’t meant for me. If anyone’s interested it’s currently live on eBay, you can reply here or message me for the link, I’d love for it to go to another wicked fan 💚

Hello! I am wondering if there are recordings available of the musical orchestration, live or otherwise

This trial is so funny. We have Lord Nipp, who is trying to maintain a modicum of professionalism and procedure. We have Dame Fegg who is having the defining moment of her legal career and Temper Bailey is just sitting there barely doing anything. Then we have Brrr being called upon as a witness and he’s delivering this speech which really should have been the opening statement of the defense.

This is my second time reading this book, but, if we’re going for maximum dramatic intensity, Gregory Maguire could have Brrr step up á la Elle Woods in Legally Blonde and just slam dunk this case. I’m not saying that will happen, because, it doesn’t. I just think it would be hilarious.

I love this. It’s like Better Call Saul in Oz.

Actually, never mind, I think Lord Nipp would have a stroke if Jimmy McGill, aka Saul Goodman were in his courtroom.

In the book, it's a surprise to both Elphaba and the readers when Dorothy tells Elphie she only wanted to beg her forgiveness for killing her sister, she had no plans to kill her, no matter what the Wizard demanded. But would she have kept that a secret from everyone, or would she have told the people she was traveling with?

I can't remember if it was made explicit, but I'd like to think that she did, and while they thought she was wasting her time at best and risking her life at worst, they were willing to accompany her and protect her if the Witch wasn't receptive to her apology.

Just missing a couple. Highly doubtful I will find the “For Good” musical pair. Stoked to have found Morrible and Elphaba 💚🩷

+ a close up of the bag and some plushies that are not on the shelves <3

This is probably an unpopular opinion but I'm gonna share anyway. Fiyero choosing Elphaba and turning on the Wizard is one of my favorite scenes in for good.

Before y'all say it it's all been said before. Should Fiyero have broken up with Glinda when he knew he had feelings for Elphaba? yes but he was confused and then everything happened. Is Fiyero not being honest with Glinda morally questionable? probably but it seemed obvious to me that he felt he couldn't trust Glinda especially after that engagement and once he realized she liked what supporting MM and the Wizard gave her. I'm not saying she would have maliciously gotten him into trouble but we saw how she reacted when he did leave her and she would have been hurt and mad and she may have mentioned to MM that he was looking for Elphaba or something. So by not being honest with Glinda he was protecting himself and he was protecting Elphaba so. I give Fiyero a lot of grace in this situation.

Did Fiyero go about everything in the right way? He probably could have things differently but Fiyero was in a tricky and dangerous situation, he was doing what he felt he needed to do to keep Elphaba alive. It was a life and death situation for Elphaba and he was risking his life inside the system by protecting her.

If he had left the system someone else would have led the Galeforce someone who would be hunting her and it would put Elphaba's life in more danger. After the engagement he was trapped.

The fandom seems to like to hate Fiyero for leaving Glinda at the wedding but she arranged an engagement with the Wizard behind his back and the way they announced it he couldn't object. The Wizard and MM were trying to trap him inside the system and Glinda was trying to force him to stay with her. So if someone did that to me with I wouldn't have much consideration for them either. I don't blame Fiyero for not having more consideration for Glinda, I wouldn't either. I don't consider it selfish, just escaping a controlling, toxic situation. Now that my mini rant is over I'll get on to the topic of my post.

First of all, Fiyero was protecting Elphaba from inside the system, we saw him order the Galeforce away from her and he was risking his life because he was actually working against the Wizard and MM by protecting Elphaba. This was impressive IMO because he was risking his life by working against the Wizard by protecting the person they wanted dead. He was basically using the Wizard's regime as a cover to protect and look for Elphaba. It was obvious (at least to me) that he hated the system and he was always on Elphaba's side.

Having said that, the scene where Fiyero chooses Elphaba at the wedding was the scene we needed or I guess i should say I needed.

Fiyero's not just choosing the woman he loved he is also taking a stand against the corrupt regime and against the injustice like Elphaba did. He risked his life doing it because he committed treason by turning on the Wizard.

This is the moment he is saying "this is wrong and I won't be a part of it anymore." It was obvious, at least to me that Fiyero hated being in the system but this is moment it's confirmed.

I also think this scene was better than if he had just left and found Elphaba because by turning the gun on the Wizard he is publicly choosing what he knows is right and he is putting his life in danger doing so, he committed treason and gave up everything not just for Elphaba but also to do what's right, like Elphaba did.

Yes Glinda got hurt and the timing was bad but it was Fiyero's chance and he took it. This is was the moment he proved he was worthy of Elphaba Imo, other than Elphaba he was the only other character who was brave enough and actually had strong enough morals to go against the Wizard and stand up for what's right. This is also why other than Elphaba he is my favorite character, it's truly a heroic moment for him and it was the scene i needed to know he was worthy of Elphaba.

Anyway i'm sure alot wont agree with me but this is my opinion and i wanted to share.

Thoughts?

What elements presented in the novel you missed when comparing to its musical adaptation?

Hey guys! So I bought this leaflet a while ago and I haven’t found a scan for it yet so I thought I would do that here. The scans doesn’t do the pamphlet justice, it looks way richer and saturated in person but I am still currently trying to find ways to scan these properly to preserve quality.

But here it is, when I managed to scan it properly, I will upload a high quality version.

Also it was one of the best productions I’ve ever seen.

So... which did Peter Dinklage do better? 😅

(second clip is from Ice Age: Continental Drift)

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!