The Wicked Witch of the East is a character from L. Frank Baum's novel "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz" and the iconic film adaptation "The Wizard of Oz." Known for her malevolent personality and her iconic quote "I'll get you, my pretty, and your little dog too!" the Wicked Witch of the East has become one of the most memorable villains in literature and film history. In the story, the Wicked Witch of the East is described as a powerful and cruel sorceress who rules over the eastern part of the Land of Oz. She is portrayed as having green skin, long black hair, and wearing a pointed hat. Her character embodies evil and represents the obstacles and challenges that the protagonist, Dorothy, and her companions must overcome to achieve their goals.
Wicked Witch of the East/Quotes
Mombi: Who the hell are you and why are you disturbing me?
Evanora: My name is Evanora. You may have heard of my mother, Mombi: You're Langwidere's daughter? She is one of the most powerful sorceresses in the land!
Evanora: You know, Mombi, I have ears everywhere, thanks to my mother's magic, and I can't help but hear that you've been a very busy girl. What is it you want - to become the Queen of Oz? Get revenge on all those dastardly royals who wronged you?
Mombi: I smell a deal coming on.
Evanora: As I'm sure you are aware, my mother is looked down upon by Glinda. It's only a matter of time before she is imprisoned, and I don't want that happening. Perhaps we can work together to take out the good witches, and in exchange, you leave me and my mother out of your royal massacre?
Mombi: Deal. I'll do whatever it takes to see the downfall of Glinda and Ozma.
Evanora: What are you doing?
Mombi: Uh, just seeing what beautifully wicked relics you have here -
Evanora: Don't lie to me. You were going to steal all my magic, weren't you?
Mombi: Let's be honest, Evanora. That's on you for not seeing it coming. People like us don't need allies. Let that be a lesson.
Evanora: I disagree. People are stronger in numbers.
Mombi: I'd love nothing more than to prove you wrong, but, unfortunately for you, I have to kill you now. And I will be taking all your magical equipment, thank you very much.
Evanora: You forget, Mombi, I have magic too. You're not special. Want to kill me? Good luck finding me. ( Langwidere Castle )
Mombi as Witch of the North: Glinda is the keeper of the Evanora as Witch of the East: It chronicles the past, present and future of Oz.
Glinda the Good Witch of the South: The book foretells of a powerful sorceress who will join our Zelena: And you think that that's me?
Glinda the Good Witch of the South: The book says that the Sorceress from the West will come to this land by cyclone.
Zelena: I was brought here by cyclone.
Glinda the Good Witch of the South: That's right. We've been looking for you for a long time, Zelena. You've always been meant for more. I know you don't think so, but you can do this. You just have to let go of your past.
Which Witch is Which? (Season 8, Episode 3)
Wicked Witch of the West: You're not the Witch of the East!Evanora: It's Evanora. And I think you'll find I am the Witch of the East. The Wicked Witch of the West: I don't care who you are. Even if you don't look it, you were still a part of the Princess Ozma.
Evanora: So Glinda told you about the secret princess of Oz? I don't know why she liked you so much. Your wickedness is crystal clear. Anyone could see it.
Wicked Witch of the West: Shut up. I thought I was a chatterbox.
Princess Ozma: I beg your pardon?
Evanora: Oh, she didn't tell you, did she? What an amusing circumstance. My dear Princess Ozma, the other witch. Is standing right beside you.
Wicked Witch of the West: You are going to regret this, Evanora.
Evanora: (to Princess Ozma) I mean, how could you miss it? She does have green skin!
Princess Ozma: (to Wicked Witch of the West) You lied to me!
Wicked Witch of the West: (mocking) Don't worry, Ozma. I can assure you, when I'm done, there won't be a single witch left in Oz. Well, besides me, of course!
All I Ask of You (Season 8, Episode 4)
Evanora: I find it hard to believe nobody's caught you. That's twice I have, now.
Phantom of the Opera: You still seek answers? Even after I locked you in the attic?
Evanora: Were you. practicing magic?
Phantom of the Opera: Stay away from me.
Evanora: Or what? You'll lock me up again? You'll kill me and give me the satisfaction of reuniting with Phantom of the Opera: What the hell do you know about magic?
Evanora: More than you. I come from a place far away, over the rainbow. I have a deal to discuss, Phanton.
Phantom of the Opera: No.
Evanora: Why go through all the trouble of trying to teach yourself magic when I can teach you? I was pretty good.
Phantom of the Opera: Why?
Evanora: Information. You tell me why the hell you killed Joseph, and in exchange, you end the night a sorcerer.
Phantom of the Opera: You lie.
Evanora: Why would I claim to practice magic in Phantom of the Opera: Very well. I disposed of the stagehand because we had a history. He didn't deserve to live or work after what he did to me. He saw what lied beneath the mask. He knew me, before I was the Phantom.
Evanora: What did he do?
Phantom of the Opera: Humiliated me. Degraded me for my face.
Evanora: You're insane. I don't buy it. Any of it. You're just a lonely beast trying to create a fabrication so I will complete our deal.
Phantom of the Opera: He was the beast. You know nothing.
Evanora: Goodbye, Phantom.
Evanora: (removes the Phantom's mask) You. You're deformed.
Phantom of the Opera: You will pay for that!
Evanora: It makes sense. You were shunned for your face, refused by this society. You became the Phantom for revenge.
Phantom of the Opera: I told you that. You chose not to trust me.
Evanora: I. I'm sorry.
Her character embodies evil and represents the obstacles and challenges that the protagonist, Dorothy, and her companions must overcome to achieve their goals. The quote "I'll get you, my pretty, and your little dog too!" is one of the most well-known lines delivered by the Wicked Witch of the East. It is said during a pivotal scene in which the witch threatens Dorothy and her loyal companion, Toto, after they accidentally crash-landed in her territory.
After Third Curse
Untold Scandal (Season 8, Episode 9)
Evanora: Hold it right there, detective. You're going to tell me why you're trying to steal this photograph.
Sherlock Holmes: It was Evanora: I should have known. Why?
Sherlock Holmes: He's engaged, to a Princess Clotilde.
Evanora: And so he hired you to dispose of any and all evidence of my fling with him. As to not tarnish his reputation.
Sherlock Holmes: I was just doing my job, madam. Being a detective is harder work than it sounds!
Evanora: Well, you better work harder because this is one task that you aren't gonna complete! (takes back the photograph) Get out of here. I don't want to see your miserable nerdy face again.
The line perfectly captures the witch’s malevolence and her determination to harm Dorothy and take revenge on her. This famous quote has been parodied and referenced in popular culture numerous times, cementing the Wicked Witch of the East's status as an iconic villain. It is often used to signify a threat or a declaration of antagonism. The line has become so widely recognized that it has become synonymous with the character herself. In addition to this iconic quote, the Wicked Witch of the East has uttered various other lines that demonstrate her villainous nature and her pursuit of power. Some of these lines include "Who killed my sister? Who killed the Witch of the East? Was it you?!" and "My hour of triumph is at hand!" These quotes reveal the witch's obsession with revenge and her ultimate goal of gaining control over the Land of Oz. In the story, her demise comes at the hands of Dorothy when her house falls from the sky and crushes the witch, marking the end of her reign of terror. Overall, the Wicked Witch of the East's quotes are a testament to her wickedness and her impact as a villain in popular culture. Her menacing and unforgettable lines have solidified her status as one of the most iconic and feared antagonists in literature and film..
Reviews for "Ordinary Become Extraordinary: Famous Quotes from the Wicked Witch of the East"
1. Emily - 2 stars - I was excited to read "Wicked Witch of the East Quotes" as I'm a big fan of "The Wizard of Oz." However, I found the book to be incredibly disappointing. The quotes were lackluster, and it didn't feel like they captured the essence of the wicked witch. Additionally, the book was poorly organized and lacked any real depth or analysis. Overall, I was left feeling underwhelmed and regretted spending my money on this book.
2. Jacob - 1 star - I was expecting "Wicked Witch of the East Quotes" to delve into the intriguing and misunderstood character of the wicked witch. Unfortunately, I was sorely disappointed. The quotes selected for this book were cliché and lacked any real creativity. It felt like the author just gathered popular witch quotes from other sources and slapped them together without any thought or originality. I would not recommend this book to anyone looking for a genuine exploration of the wicked witch's character.
3. Samantha - 2 stars - As a fan of "The Wizard of Oz," I was excited to dive into "Wicked Witch of the East Quotes." However, I found the book to be quite unimpressive. The quotes lacked depth and substance, and the analysis provided was minimal at best. Additionally, the book didn't provide any new or unique insights into the character of the wicked witch. I was left feeling as though I had wasted my time reading this book, and I would not recommend it to other fans of the story.
4. Ryan - 2 stars - "Wicked Witch of the East Quotes" fell flat for me. The quotes included in the book were uninspiring and didn't capture the complexity and depth of the wicked witch's character. I was hoping for deep insights and thought-provoking perspectives, but instead, I found myself bored and uninterested. The book also lacked any cohesive structure or analysis, making it feel disjointed and unorganized. Overall, I was left disappointed and would not recommend this book to fellow readers.