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Bilbil was a talking goat who served for a time as the companion and mount of King Rinkitink.

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rdfs:label	Bilbil
rdfs:comment	Bilbil was a talking goat who served for a time as the companion and mount of King Rinkitink. Bilbil was a talking goat who served for a time as the companion and mount of King Rinkitink. In appearance, Bilbil was an average goat. He was unusual in his verbal facility (people in Pingaree were amazed when they met him on Rinkitink's visit there, since that island has no talking animals) and in his irritable and irascible personality. He seemed extraordinarily strong for a goat; King Rinkitink is too corpulent to mount a horse, yet Bilbil carried the fat little monarch with ease.
dcterms:subject	Creatures L. Frank Baum - Creator Immortal Characters Reilly & Britton Characters Male Characters Literary Characters Juvenile Heroes 1916 Debuts Oz Book Characters Wizard of Oz Characters Royal Characters
Row 1 info	Bobo of Boboland
Row 2 info	Rinkitink in Oz
Row 1 title	Real Name
Row 2 title	First Appearance
Row 3 info	L. Frank Baum Reilly & Britton
Row 3 title	Created by Original Publisher
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Box Title	Bilbil
Job	Steed, King Rinkitink
Affiliation	Boboland King Rinkitink
Name	Bilbil
First	Rinkitink in Oz
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Title	Prince Bobo of Boboland
abstract	Bilbil was a talking goat who served for a time as the companion and mount of King Rinkitink. Bilbil was a talking goat who served for a time as the companion and mount of King Rinkitink. In appearance, Bilbil was an average goat. He was unusual in his verbal facility (people in Pingaree were amazed when they met him on Rinkitink's visit there, since that island has no talking animals) and in his irritable and irascible personality. He seemed extraordinarily strong for a goat; King Rinkitink is too corpulent to mount a horse, yet Bilbil carried the fat little monarch with ease. In time, it became clear that Bilbil the goat was actually an enchanted human being. He was Prince Bobo of Boboland, who had fallen victim to a wicked magician. Glinda, The Good Witch of the South and the Wizard of Oz were eventually able to disenchant Bilbil/Bobo and return him to his original human form, though with difficulty.

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