# What Hospitality and Generosity means in Dorothy and the Wizard in Oz

> The Land of Oz, especially Princess Ozma, welcomes the travelers with lavish feasts, comfortable rooms, and celebrations, showing a society built on kindness and the generous treatment of guests.

## Explanation

The Land of Oz, especially Princess Ozma, welcomes the travelers with lavish feasts, comfortable rooms, and celebrations, showing a society built on kindness and the generous treatment of guests.

The Prince refuses to show kindness to the strangers, instead planning their destruction because they do not belong in his land.

Dorothy and the Wizard share crackers with the piglets and offer to help the Princess, showing kindness in a strange land.

The invisible family welcomes the strangers, offers them food, and reassures them despite their own fears of bears.

The invisible family offers food and shelter, and the unseen voice warns the travelers about the bears, showing generosity despite their own vulnerability.

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