Wicked: For Good

Wicked: For Good (2025) - Quotes

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Forgiveness and Doubt in Wicked

Madame Morrible: Glinda, dear, can you not find it in your heart to forgive me? With Oz as my witness, I can see now how truly good you are.
Galinda "Glinda" Upland: Actually, I'm not. Not yet. But just think, Madame. We have so many cages. And all recently vacated. You'll have your pick. Although I can't imagine you'll hold up very well. I mean, my personal opinion is you do not have what it takes. I hope you prove me wrong. I doubt you will.

Confrontation of Morality and Desire

The Wonderful Wizard of Oz: [after Elphaba stumbles across a voiceless Dr. Dillamond and several other Animals trapped in cages] I'm not a bad man, I...
Elphaba Thropp: Yes, you are. You're a very bad man. You once asked me what my heart's desire was. And now I know what it is. It is to fight you until the day I die!

Contrasting Modes of Transportation

Galinda "Glinda" Upland: I still can't believe you get around on that old thing.
Elphaba Thropp: Well, we can't all come and go by bubble.

Choices and Consequences in Relationships

Fiyero Tiggelar: You can't leave because you can't resist this. That's the truth.
Galinda "Glinda" Upland: Well, maybe I can't. Is that so wrong? I mean, who could?
Fiyero Tiggelar: Well, you know who could. We both know who could and who has. And I have to find her because if someone else gets there first, she...
Galinda "Glinda" Upland: Fiyero, I'm worried for her, too. And I miss her. Can't you see she doesn't want to be found? You've got to face it. She's made her choice.

Proof of the Wicked Witch's Demise

The Wonderful Wizard of Oz: [to Dorothy, Scarecrow, Tin Man, and Cowardly Lion] Bring me the broomstick of the Wicked Witch of the West, so I have proof that she's dead.

Perception of Truth in History

The Wonderful Wizard of Oz: You see, back where I come from, we got a whole lot of people who believe all sorts of things that aren't true. You know what we call it? History.

Unmasking Intentions in Oz

Madame Morrible: You listen to me, Missy. You may be fooling the rest of Oz, but you're not fooling me. You wanted this from the beginning, Ga-linda. And now you're getting what you wanted. So just do what you do best. Smile, wave, and shut up.

Message of Caution from Madame Morrible

Madame Morrible: Citizens of Oz, there have been twelve tide turns since the Wicked Witch of the West escaped with our Grimmerie. Shield your children. Trust no Animals. She will be eliminated. Until then, the Wizard's vision for the Oz of tomorrow marches on.

Struggling with Pretense and Authenticity

Fiyero Tiggelar: I can't just stand there grinning, pretending to go along with all of this.

Embracing Change and Support in Fearful Times

Galinda "Glinda" Upland: We have been through a frightening time. And there will be other times and other things that frighten us. But if you'll let me, I'd like to help. To change things. I'd like to try to be Glinda the Good.

Reflecting on Journeys and Goodbyes

Galinda "Glinda" Upland: Goodbye, Dorothy. Bye, Dodo. It's just that one road the whole time. Take your time, hurry up, darling.

Longing for Connection Beyond Understanding

Elphaba Thropp: I wish that Glinda could know we're alive. But I know she can't. No one can ever know.

A Call for Action Amidst Tears

Elphaba Thropp: Oh, for Oz's sake, stop crying! I can't listen to it anymore! You want to get home and see your Aunt what's-her-name again? Then get those shoes off your feet!

Elphaba Commands Monkeys to Retrieve Shoes

Elphaba Thropp: Monkeys! Find. That. Dorothy. And bring back my sister's shoes!

Unwavering Love and Acceptance of Reality

Elphaba Thropp: Now you just wait a clock tick! It might be hard for you to comprehend that someone like him could choose someone like me, but it's happened, and it's real. And you can wave that ridiculous wand all you want, you can't change it. He never belonged to you. He doesn't love you; he never did. He loves me.

Longing for Lost Belief in the Wonderful

Elphaba Thropp: I would give anything to go back to a time when I ... when I actually believed that you were wonderful. The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. No one believed in you more than I did. But there's no going back.