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* HaveAGayOldTime: The queer Dicks in Dicksyland, who will not allow you into their town unless you too are queer. Yes, both “queer” and “dick” [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything already had their current slang definitions in 1933.]]
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* CharacterTitle: It’s It's a combo breaker title as well, since the general rule is if the character in the title is a native of Oz, the title is “(character "(character name) of Oz”. It’s Oz". It's only “in Oz” "in Oz" if the title character is a visitor from outside Oz, with the exception of this book.
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* BalefulPolymorph: Mooj turns Dorothy, Scraps and the Cowardly Lion into clocks when he captures them on Mt. Moojer.
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'''Ojo in Oz''' is the twenty-seventh installment in the Literature/LandOfOz series, and the thirteenth book by Ruth Plumly Thompson, published in 1933.
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'''Ojo in Oz''' is the twenty-seventh installment in the Literature/LandOfOz series, and the thirteenth book by Ruth Plumly Thompson, Creator/RuthPlumlyThompson, published in 1933.
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* SuddenlySpeaking: Unc Nunkie does speak, but it’s only one or two words at a time. Near the end of the book after TheReveal happens, however, he gives an entire speech detailing the true backstory of Ojo.
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* BearyFriendly : Snufferbux, who befriends Ojo and becomes very protective of him.
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* KingIncognito: [[Realbad was forced by Mooj to abdicate his throne because he was holding the queen hostage. Giving up hope, he opted to become a bandit, never knowing he had a son.]]
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* KingIncognito: [[Realbad [[spoiler: Realbad was forced by Mooj to abdicate his throne because he was holding the queen hostage. Giving up hope, he opted to become a bandit, never knowing he had a son.]]
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* LostOrphanedRoyalty: [[Ojo’s parents are still alive technically, but he never met them before.]]
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'''Ojo in Oz''' is the twenty-seventh installment in the Literature/LandOfOz series, and the thirteenth book by Ruth Plumly Thompson.
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* {{Backstory}}: Baum had established that Unc Nunkie and Ojo were once Munchkin royalty before Ozma came to the throne. This book fleshes out the details, naming the kingdom Seebania [[spoiler: and making Ojo a prince]].
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* {{Backstory}}: Baum had established that Unc Nunkie and Ojo were once Munchkin royalty before Ozma came to the throne. This book fleshes out the details, naming the kingdom Seebania Seebania, [[spoiler: and making Ojo a prince]].prince and revealing why Unc Nunkie fled to a hidden cottage in the woods]].
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* LukeIAmYourFather: [[spoiler: Realbad is revealed to be the heir to the throne of Seebania, and Ojo is his son, who Unc Nunkie took into hiding to protect him from Mooj.]]
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'''Ojo in Oz''' is the twenty-seventh installment in the Literature/LandOfOz series, and the thirteenth book by Ruth Plumly Thompson.
As the story begins, Ojo and Unc Nunkie (who were introduced in ''Literature/ThePatchworkGirlOfOz'' by L. Frank Baum) are living in a green cottage with blue shutters, which abuts the wall of the Emerald City. Their peaceful routine is disrupted when Ojo is kidnapped by gypsies. He is not their only victim: the gypsies also hold a bear named Snufferbux, who they force to dance and perform for them. Soon enough, the gypsies are overcome by a gang of bandits. The bandit chieftain Realbad discovers a parchment in the gypsy leader's vest, which states that anyone who brings Ojo to Moojer Mountain will receive a bounty of 5000 bags of sapphires. Realbad and his thieves take Ojo and Snufferbux back to their secret cave.
Meanwhile, Unc Nunkie seeks out the help of Princess Ozma as soon as he realizes Ojo is missing. The Wizard of Oz prepares to use his magic searchlight to locate Ojo; Ozma sends out a party of potential rescuers that includes Dorothy Gale, the Patchwork Girl, and the Cowardly Lion. The rescue party goes awry, however; the three find their own way to Moojer Mountain, where they are enchanted and turned into clocks by the malevolent magician Mooj, the man who seeks possession of Ojo.
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* RoguishRomani: It is never explained how Gypsies wound up in Oz. Thompson might have replaced them with any fantasy race to avoid racism. The fact that [[spoiler: Ozma sends them back to Europe at the end of the book, in ''1933'', is rather tragic considering what was to happen there within the decade.]]
* WackyWaysideTribe: A must in most Oz stories, especially those by Thompson. This story includes the Dicks of Dicksyland.
'''Ojo in Oz''' is the twenty-seventh installment in the Literature/LandOfOz series, and the thirteenth book by Ruth Plumly Thompson.
As the story begins, Ojo and Unc Nunkie (who were introduced in ''Literature/ThePatchworkGirlOfOz'' by L. Frank Baum) are living in a green cottage with blue shutters, which abuts the wall of the Emerald City. Their peaceful routine is disrupted when Ojo is kidnapped by gypsies. He is not their only victim: the gypsies also hold a bear named Snufferbux, who they force to dance and perform for them. Soon enough, the gypsies are overcome by a gang of bandits. The bandit chieftain Realbad discovers a parchment in the gypsy leader's vest, which states that anyone who brings Ojo to Moojer Mountain will receive a bounty of 5000 bags of sapphires. Realbad and his thieves take Ojo and Snufferbux back to their secret cave.
Meanwhile, Unc Nunkie seeks out the help of Princess Ozma as soon as he realizes Ojo is missing. The Wizard of Oz prepares to use his magic searchlight to locate Ojo; Ozma sends out a party of potential rescuers that includes Dorothy Gale, the Patchwork Girl, and the Cowardly Lion. The rescue party goes awry, however; the three find their own way to Moojer Mountain, where they are enchanted and turned into clocks by the malevolent magician Mooj, the man who seeks possession of Ojo.
!!Tropes
* RoguishRomani: It is never explained how Gypsies wound up in Oz. Thompson might have replaced them with any fantasy race to avoid racism. The fact that [[spoiler: Ozma sends them back to Europe at the end of the book, in ''1933'', is rather tragic considering what was to happen there within the decade.]]
* WackyWaysideTribe: A must in most Oz stories, especially those by Thompson. This story includes the Dicks of Dicksyland.
