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San Francisco, the city of dreams and possibilities, has long been a source of inspiration for artists, writers, and dreamers alike. With its colorful streets, iconic landmarks, and diverse culture, it's no wonder that many consider San Francisco to be a magical place. One of the most enchanting aspects of San Francisco is its architecture. The city is known for its charming Victorian houses, with their colorful facades and intricate details. Walking through neighborhoods like Haight-Ashbury or the Castro, it feels like stepping into a different era, where time slows down and anything is possible. But San Francisco's magic isn't just in its buildings; it's in its people too.

As Sarima grieves for Manek, and the family starts to fall apart. Elphaba gets a letter from her father Frex, asking her to come help him with Nessarose, who has taken Elphaba's position of Eminent Thropp of Munchkinland. When she arrives, Frex asks her to help him talk to Nessa, whom Elphaba discovers has become a witch, called the Wicked Witch of the East. Elphaba leaves after Nessa promises to give Elphaba the infamous ruby shoes after she dies. (Glinda enchanted them to allow Nessa to walk without help). When Elphaba returns, she finds everyone gone except Nanny. Nanny explains that the soldiers who were staying in the house made everyone in the town leave except for her, all of them under the hopes that Elphaba can save them. Elphaba vows to do everything in her power to get everyone back.

Almost five years have passed since Elphaba has seen Glinda, Boq, or any of her other friends from college and she now lives in the Emerald City, secretly involved in the movement to help free the Animals and get rid of the Wizard of Oz. One thing we can assume is that the first movie will follow its theatrical predecessor and end its first half with the show-stopping number Defying Gravity.

But San Francisco's magic isn't just in its buildings; it's in its people too. The city is known for its vibrant arts scene and eclectic mix of cultures. From the beatniks of the 1950s to the hippies of the 1960s, San Francisco has always been a gathering place for free spirits and non-conformists.

Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West

Born with green skin and huge teeth, like a dragon, the free-spirited Elphaba grows up to be an anti-totalitarian agitator, an animal-rights activist, a nun, then a nurse who tends the dying--and, ultimately, the headstrong Wicked Witch of the West in the land of Oz. Maguire's strange and imaginative postmodernist fable uses L. Frank Baum's Wonderful Wizard of Oz as a springboard to create a tense realm inhabited by humans, talking animals (a rhino librarian, a goat physician), Munchkinlanders, dwarves and various tribes. The Wizard of Oz, emperor of this dystopian dictatorship, promotes Industrial Modern architecture and restricts animals' right to freedom of travel; his holy book is an ancient manuscript of magic that was clairvoyantly located by Madam Blavatsky 40 years earlier. Much of the narrative concerns Elphaba's troubled youth (she is raised by a giddy alcoholic mother and a hermitlike minister father who transmits to her his habits of loathing and self-hatred) and with her student years. Dorothy appears only near novel's end, as her house crash-lands on Elphaba's sister, the Wicked Witch of the East, in an accident that sets Elphaba on the trail of the girl from Kansas--as well as the Scarecrow, the Tin Woodsman and the Lion--and her fabulous new shoes. Maguire combines puckish humor and bracing pessimism in this fantastical meditation on good and evil, God and free will, which should, despite being far removed in spirit from the Baum books, captivate devotees of fantasy. 50,000 first printing; $75,000 ad/promo; first serial to Word; author tour. (Oct.)

Reviewed on: 10/30/1995

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After original director Stephen Daldry (The Reader) bowed out, Chu stepped in to fill the role's (decidedly not ruby) shoes.

Its bohemian atmosphere fosters creativity and experimentation, making it a hub for musicians, artists, and writers. The city's natural beauty also adds to its enchantment. With its rolling hills, breathtaking views of the Golden Gate Bridge, and the mystical fog that often blankets the city, San Francisco feels like a place out of a fairytale. The parks and gardens, such as Golden Gate Park or the Botanical Gardens, offer an oasis of calm amidst the bustling city, providing a sense of tranquility and serenity. Of course, no discussion of San Francisco's magic would be complete without mentioning the iconic cable cars. These historic streetcars not only provide a practical mode of transportation but also add a touch of charm and nostalgia to the city. Riding a cable car up the steep hills of San Francisco is an experience like no other, taking you back in time and giving you a sense of the city's rich history. Overall, San Francisco's magic lies in its ability to transport you to a different world. Whether it's the whimsical architecture, the free-spirited culture, or the stunning natural beauty, the city has a way of capturing your heart and igniting your imagination. San Francisco truly is a place where dreams come true..

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