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How does Ozma of Oz develop the theme of Courage and Adventure?

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Ozma of Oz by L. Frank Baum develops Courage and Adventure across the chapters the companion marks for this theme.

Dorothy and her companions repeatedly face perilous situations—storms, the Wheelers, the Nome King's enchantments—with bravery and a spirit of adventure, showing that courage comes from facing challenges despite fear.

Dorothy displays remarkable bravery and resourcefulness when she is swept overboard, clinging to the chicken-coop and maintaining her composure despite the danger.

Ozma leads a daring rescue across the deadly desert to free Dorothy and the royal family of Ev, demonstrating bravery and determination.

The characters willingly face the dangerous journey to the Nome King's domain to rescue the enslaved royal family, demonstrating bravery despite personal risks.

Evidence in the book

  • The Girl in the Chicken-Coop

    Dorothy displays remarkable bravery and resourcefulness when she is swept overboard, clinging to the chicken-coop and maintaining her composure despite the danger.

  • VII: Ozma of Oz to the Rescue

    Ozma leads a daring rescue across the deadly desert to free Dorothy and the royal family of Ev, demonstrating bravery and determination.

  • The Royal Family of Ev

    The characters willingly face the dangerous journey to the Nome King's domain to rescue the enslaved royal family, demonstrating bravery despite personal risks.

  • The Giant with the Hammer

    The characters must summon courage to dash under the giant's hammer, facing a dangerous obstacle on their quest.

  • The Nome King

    The group ventures into the Nome King's underground kingdom, facing magical dangers and the possibility of enchantment.

  • XII: The Eleven Guesses

    Ozma boldly accepts the dangerous challenge despite the risk of enslavement, demonstrating true courage.

  • XIII: The Nome King Laughs

    Despite the loss of companions to transformation, Dorothy and the remaining group press on, facing the unknown dangers of the Nome King's palace.

  • XIV: Dorothy Tries to Be Brave

    Dorothy tries to be brave despite her fears as she enters the palace to face the Nome King's enchantments.

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