Once upon a time, in a dark, mystical forest, lived a wicked witch. This witch was known for her insatiable hunger for all things small and helpless. She would prowl through the woods, searching for her next meal, finding satisfaction only in devouring the tiniest creatures she could find. Her appetite knew no bounds and she would gobble up spiders, insects, and even mice. One fateful day, as the witch tiptoed through the underbrush, she spotted a small fly buzzing around a flower. Instantly, her mouth began to water and she couldn't resist the urge to catch it.

Ruby Slippers

"Haha. well, I'm a little muddled. The Munchkins called me because a new Witch has just dropped a house on the Wicked Witch of the East. And there's the house, and here you are; and that's all that's left of the Wicked Witch of the East. " ― Glinda in The Wizard of Oz (1939)

Ruby Slippers 1939

Dorothy clicks her heels in The Wizard of Oz (1939).

The Ruby Slippers are the sparkling red shoes worn by Dorothy Gale in the magical Land of Oz as played by the late Judy Garland in the famous and iconic classic 1939 MGM musical movie The Wizard of Oz. They also made a semi-sequel appearance worn by then child actress Fairuza Balk, who played Dorothy in the 1985 Walt Disney cult classic Return to Oz (film) which stayed more faithful to the tones and themes of L. Frank Baum's Oz books.

Instantly, her mouth began to water and she couldn't resist the urge to catch it. With lightning speed, she snapped her fingers and cast a powerful spell, causing the fly to freeze in mid-air. Triumphantly, she plucked it out of the sky and brought it to her lips.

Contents

• 1 Close Your Eyes and Click Your Heels!
• 2 Ruby Slippers or Silver Shoes?
• 3 The Wizard of Oz (1982): Ruby Slippers?
• 4 Crafting The Ruby Slippers
• 5 Arabian Test Shoes
• 6 Return to Oz 1985
• 7 The Beauty Of Technicolor
• 8 In Wicked:
• 9 In Supernatural
• 10 In Dorothy - Return to Oz
• 11 Marilyn Monroe's Ruby Slipper Stilettos
• 12 Harry Winston's real Ruby Slippers
• 13 Dorothy and the Wizard of Oz
• 14 References

However, just as the witch was about to savor her tasty treat, she paused. For the first time, a pang of guilt washed over her. She couldn't understand why, but something about this fly felt different. Suddenly, she realized that this small creature, like her, was also a life trying to survive in this vast world. In that moment, the witch's heart softened, and she made a decision. She gently released the fly from her grasp and allowed it to fly away. As she watched it disappear into the distance, she felt a sense of relief and a newfound empathy she had never experienced before. From that day forward, the witch vowed to change her ways. No longer would she seek pleasure in devouring the defenseless. Instead, she would use her magic for good, protecting the creatures of the forest who needed her help. The witch became a guardian of nature, using her powers to create harmony and balance in the forest. In the end, the witch who once lived solely for her insatiable appetite became a symbol of compassion and redemption. She learned that even the darkest souls can find the light, and that it's never too late to change one's ways. So, the next time you venture into the woods, remember the tale of the witch who ate a small fly. And perhaps, let it serve as a reminder that every creature, no matter how small, deserves a chance to live and thrive in this vast and beautiful world..

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