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The Power Of Deception

Chris Nayotl Angelique Hernandez. The Power Of Deception. Thoughts About The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. The characters corrupt their thoughts of action. Oz deceives the characters in Emerald City holding truths hidden from them.

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The Power Of Deception

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  1. Chris Nayotl Angelique Hernandez The Power Of Deception

  2. Thoughts About The Wonderful Wizard of Oz • The characters corrupt their thoughts of action. • Oz deceives the characters in Emerald City holding truths hidden from them. • Whether it be disorders or illusions the characters are blinded from the reality of Oz’s society.

  3. Scarecrow and his Intelligence • Lack of mental development since he was not exposed to the land of Oz. • Since scarecrow did not know the reality of Oz’s society he easily believed what was said about his surroundings. • Scarecrow was new to the world therefore he learned as he traveled through the land of Oz • Since his learning has not reached to the point where knowledge of lies and truths it made it easier for Oz to hold both against him. • Common Ground • Since scarecrow has intellectual deficiency the perception of Oz’s society can make him fall into misbeliefs.

  4. Dorothy & the Tin Woodman Self Awareness • Dorothy has narcissistic disorder • Dorothy is easily deceived by Oz since she is more determined in finding her way home then to concentrate on the reality of the society. • Tin woodman suffers from developmental issues. • Tin woodman is finding his inner self not being aware the society he is living in. • Common ground • Dorothy and Tin Woodman are preoccupied with their personal intention then to realize the society reality.

  5. The Cowardly lion • Low self-esteem and self anxiety • Cowardly lion has low intention to standing up to others beliefs (Oz) since his low self esteem is intact. • Common ground • With psychological distress the cowardly lion has minimal purpose to show his voice when it comes to a Oz’s society.

  6. Work References • Read About Movies, ” Oz the Great and Powerful- Speech #2” Online Video Clip.Youtube. Youtube, 13 Mar. 2013 Web. 6, May, 2013 • Herbert, Steven G. “The Metaphysical Wizard of Oz.” The Journal of Religion and Psychical • Research. 1991. Print. • Hamelman, Steven. “The Deconstructive Search for Oz.” Literature Film Quarterly, 28(4), 2000. •             Print. • Hudlin, E. W. “The Mythology of Oz: An Interpretation.” Papers in Language & Literature. • Massachusetts. 1989. Print. • Sava, Florin, Maricutoiu, Laurentiu, Rusu, Silvia, Mascinga, Irina, and Virga, Delia. “Implicit • and Explicit Self-Esteem and Irrational Beliefs.” 2011. Print. • Meyers, C. D. ““If I Only had an Essence!” Existentialism and The Wizard of Oz.” Midwest •             Quarterly 1 Sept. 2011: 95-109. Print. • Baum, L F, W W. Denslow, and Michael P. Hearn. The Annotated Wizard of Oz: The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. New York: Norton, 2000. Print. (171, 175, 187, 191, 259, 266, 268, 278, 280-1, 293) • Kuijk van J. G. M. Frederik “ Effects of Ultraviolet Light on the Eye: Role of Protective Glasses.” Environmental Health Perspectives Vol. 96, (Dec., 1991), pp. 177-184 • Villoslada P, Cuneo A, Gelfand J, Hauser SL, Green A. “ Color vision is strongly associated with retinal thinning in multiple sclerosis.“ • Than, Ker. "How the Human Eye Works." LiveScience.com. N.p., 28 Nov. 2005. Web. 17 Apr. 2013. <http://www.livescience.com/3919-human-eye-works.html>.

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