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The Wonderful Wizard of Oz · Question
What does the Scarecrow want?
Answer
The Scarecrow joins Dorothy seeking brains — he believes straw heads cannot think, though he solves problems from the first day. Baum’s joke: desire for intelligence precedes recognizing you already have it. Wizard gives a diploma; Scarecrow quotes geometry proudly.
Scarecrow represents self-doubt masked as quest. His loyalty and planning drive plot — brains theme is fulfillment through action. Pair with Tin Woodman’s heart and Lion’s courage for trio structure teaching self-discovery.
Evidence in the book
- III: How Dorothy Saved the Scarecrow
Scarecrow explains he wants brains.
- The Magic Art of the Great Humbug
Wizard awards symbolic brains.