Paul Taswell

She's manifesting all these things from the elements that are around her.

And the sweater is just in keeping with that.

Now, indeed, you could say, well, you know, why wasn't it a black sweater?

slinky, peignoir, but where would she get, like, why would she have that?

Well, why would she even have it?

Because it's not like she's, at that moment, she's not thinking about Fiyero.

She's thinking about saving, I mean, she angsts some about the love that she has, but she's not expecting that he's going to arrive and therefore she's got her special sexy peignoir that she'll pull out.

I mean, that's very much in line with Glinda, but why would she have that?

I think that it just follows through with reasonable choices that define who a character is and what is important for them, where their priorities are.

And I felt like the underwear that we have her in, which is very sexy underwear, it's all knitted as well.

And it's revealing of her skin.

You know, it's...

Short, you see her legs and her arms, her stomach even, to use both.

And then they're together and they're actually using the robe as a blanket.

So again, it's a much more organic connection to clothing and how the characters relate to it.

As much as everyone wants her to have, yes.

I think that that was when it actually played.

This was before there was VHS tapes.

As it happened in my memory, it was annually that, you know, my three brothers, myself, and my two parents would sit and we would experience, you know, The Wizard of Oz.

And it became very...