Journey to the Emerald City: The Tin Man's Quest for a Heart
In this excerpt from "The Wizard of Oz," Dorothy meets the Tin Man who desires a heart. With the Scarecrow and Toto by her side, they embark on a journey to the Emerald City to seek help from the Great Oz. The Tin Man's yearning for a heart and Dorothy's willingness to assist showcase themes of friendship, courage, and self-discovery in a magical land filled with wonder and challenges.
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Wizard of Oz Chapter 4: The Tin Man Reading skill: making referencing
Look at the following conversation and tell what the red words refer to? Well, said the Scarecrow. A Munchkin made me. He wanted me to scare the birds, but they weren t scared of me. They knew I wasn t a real man. I want a brain, so I can be a real person.
Lets practice! Dorothy saw an oil can on the ground. She picked it up and oiled the poor Tin Man. He slowly moved his arms and his head. Then he slowly moved his legs.
Lets practice! Oh, thank you! he said. You saved my life! Who are you? I am Dorothy. This is the Scarecrow, and this is Toto. We re going to the Emerald City to see the great Oz. I don t have a heart, said the Tin Man. Do you think the Great Oz can give me one? I don t know, replied Dorothy. Why don t you come with us, and we can ask him?
