The Wizard of Oz(1903) was a

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tino4ka555 [31]3 years ago

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B) Imogene, the dancing cow

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In the 1903 adaptation, Dorothy is hit by the hurricane while she was in the company of her cow, Imogene. The hurricane takes them both to the magical world, where the cow accompanies Dorothy in all the adventures experienced there. The cow does not accompany Dorothy in the film adaptation, which we all know, but this is a change that shows the diversity of interpretation and how it interferes with adaptations of classic stories.

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