About: The Wizard and I

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It is also known as Der Zauberer Und Ich in the German production, Wicked Die Hexen Von Oz, where the title translates to The Wizard and I. It is also known as Mahoutsukai to Watashi in Wicked in Tokyo, where the title also translates to The Wizard and I.

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rdfs:comment	It is also known as Der Zauberer Und Ich in the German production, Wicked Die Hexen Von Oz, where the title translates to The Wizard and I. It is also known as Mahoutsukai to Watashi in Wicked in Tokyo, where the title also translates to The Wizard and I.
dcterms:subject	Songs sung by Elphaba Thropp Songs of Wicked Songs sung by Madame Morrible
abstract	It is also known as Der Zauberer Und Ich in the German production, Wicked Die Hexen Von Oz, where the title translates to The Wizard and I. It is also known as Mahoutsukai to Watashi in Wicked in Tokyo, where the title also translates to The Wizard and I. In it, Madame Morrible tells Elphaba of her talents, and tells her that she will arrange a meeting with the Wizard of Oz. This begins Elphaba's desire to change herself, with the aid of the Wizard, who she still believes to be genuine, and can help her with all of her problems. Elphaba also sings about redeeming herself in her father, Frex and her sister Nessarose's eyes, and having the Wizard cure her of her sickly green appearance. Also, Elphaba dreams about becoming a new person, not only on the outside, but doing great deeds in league with the Wizard, and forming Oz's "favorite team."

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