Toto

expected it would. The young Toto made me feel his awe as he attempted to see the forbidden film images hidden from him by his friend Alfredo at the behest of the town priest. The issue of censorship ran deep throughout the film. I believe censorship can actually provide a valid function in a

imaginary children’s fable is recognized by the enduring musical score, the many idioms used: “Lions and tigers and bears, oh my!” and “Follow the yellow brick road” are phrases recalled in the movie (Wizard 1939). The fledgling Dorothy character and dog Toto traverse a pathway in Kansas and in Munchkin-land while eluding malicious barriers to the discovery of Oz. The characters encountered on the journey epitomize the traits needed to realize the goals sought: knowledge, emotion and courage. The movie

I knew that it’s not the right time to do anything. A few months later I was still thinking about Toto and want to see him, but I didn’t have any hope that I could see him again. And one day we decided to go on a lake and I heard that Toto and his family are going there also. I got so happy and excited, I went to the kitchen to see my mom and I was like “mom I’m so happy because I’m going to see Toto again, finally, I missed him so much.” My mom replied,

adaptation resembles the themes in the novel, such as occult symbolism and self-enlightenment. Beginning in Kansas on Dorothy’s aunt and uncle’s farm, the film focuses around Dorothy’s monotonous life. Shortly into the movie, Dorothy and her dog, Toto, are swept away by a twister and dropped off in the magical Land of Oz. Here she meets the Good Witch of the North, Glinda. She advises Dorothy to follow the Yellow Brick Road and find the Wizard, who can grant the girl her wish of returning to Kansas

interesting fact about the Wizard of Oz is that the Cowardly Lion’s costume was made out of real lion skin. Another interesting fact about this movie is Dorothy’s slippers in the book were silver instead of ruby. One last interesting fact about the movie is Toto the dog was actually played by a female dog named Terry. The Genre of the

will go with you to help you talk to Time. Mirana said. When do I need to go to find Time? Dorothy ask. Well, you can stay here for a couples days and rest. Mirana said. Dorothy was very tired and went to bed. When Dorothy woke up she saw Nivens and Toto. Also, she saw a table full with food. Dorothy ate her meal and went to talk to Mirana. Also, she spend most of her time resting because she knew she have a long journey. Days passed it was time for Dorothy to meet Time. Dorothy it is really important

The door man cries when he see how upset Dorothy is and say he will get them in to see the Wizard of Oz.. They walk down a long hall and see fire and a large head of a god like figure who identified himself as the Wizard of Oz and demand to know who they were. The Wizard of Oz is acting evil and mean, but his action is a mask, a persona. He presents himself through fire and smoke, and is full of insults for his uninvited guests. He command the Tin Man to step forward, he is aware he is coming for

Prairies. Baum used the color “gray” many times in one paragraph. Dorothy saw everything as gray from sky, the house, the land, grass and even Uncle Henry and Aunt Em no longer had color. All the happiness was gone. Toto was the only other color mentioned in the chapter. Toto was black and had sparkly “black eyes.” H e was Dorothy’s only happiness. The cyclone took Dorothy on a journey to a Land of Oz where everything was bright and colorful. Dorothy was met by the Munchkins that were “blue”

Scarecrow, who is one of the supporting characters in the novel, "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz," by L. Frank Baum, has always wanted to have brains. Dorothy the main character and Toto find Scarecrow on a pole in the middle of the corn field after she left Boq's house. After walking for a little while, the Scarecrow told Dorothy about how he was made. He told Dorothy how a munchkin made him, and how he can't even do his job since he is only made out of straws, and any crow, who has sense know that

The function of ‘memory’ in Cinema Paradiso is to fill in the gap between past and present. The two are inseparable for none of which cannot survive or exist on its own without the other. Suppose the theory that Light takes millions of years to reach us from far off stars, then light which left stars that were 8000 light years away is reaching our eyes now, even if the stars are no longer there. Memories are what sparks out from the supernova of our lives and it travels all those light years to emit