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During the long reign of the Great Oz, it was the Guardian's duty to ensure that everyone (including animals and creatures) who entered the city was fitted with green spectacles, ostensibly to protect their eyes from the brightness and glory of the city. The green glasses were locked in place with a key on a chain worn around the Guardian's neck. (The Wonderful Wizard of Oz) Later, after the city was conquered by General Jinjur and her Army of Revolt, the use the green spectacles was forgotten, but the Guardian continued to keep watch at the gates. (The Marvelous Land of Oz) During the reign of the the Great Oz, it was the Guardian's duty to ensure that everyone (including animals and creatures) who entered the city was fitted with green spectacles, ostensibly to protect their eyes from the brightness and glory of the city. The green glasses were locked in place with a key on a chain worn around the Guardian's neck. Later, after the city was conquered by General Jinjur and her Army of Revolt, the use of the green spectacles was forgotten, but the Guardian continued to keep watch at the gates.

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During the reign of the the Great Oz, it was the Guardian's duty to ensure that everyone (including animals and creatures) who entered the city was fitted with green spectacles, ostensibly to protect their eyes from the brightness and glory of the city. The green glasses were locked in place with a key on a chain worn around the Guardian's neck. Later, after the city was conquered by General Jinjur and her Army of Revolt, the use of the green spectacles was forgotten, but the Guardian continued to keep watch at the gates. When the Patchwork Girl arrived in the Emerald City for the first time, the Guardian of the Gates composed a song on his mouth organ for her called, "The Speckled Alligator." During the long reign of the Great Oz, it was the Guardian's duty to ensure that everyone (including animals and creatures) who entered the city was fitted with green spectacles, ostensibly to protect their eyes from the brightness and glory of the city. The green glasses were locked in place with a key on a chain worn around the Guardian's neck. (The Wonderful Wizard of Oz) Later, after the city was conquered by General Jinjur and her Army of Revolt, the use the green spectacles was forgotten, but the Guardian continued to keep watch at the gates. (The Marvelous Land of Oz) When the Patchwork Girl arrived in the Emerald City for the first time, the Guardian of the Gates composed a song on his mouth organ for her called "The Speckled Alligator". (The Patchwork Girl of Oz) The Guardian was invited to a party by the Wizard celebrating Dorothy's original adventure in Oz, as he had a small part in that adventure. However, he refused to attend, saying he hadn't abandoned his post in 40 years and he wouldn't do so now. (Ozoplaning with the Wizard of Oz)

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