What makes Dorothy throw water on the Wicked Witch?

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The Wicked Witch created an invisible bar that made Dorothy trip, and this allowed the Wicked Witch to grab one of the silver shoes. This angered Dorothy, and so she threw a bucket of water on the Witch.

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