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[tubesock86]

saw wicked and I think these two should kiss

[secretsimpleness]

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[kamily-art]

"No one mourns the wicked"

[livelovecaliforniadreams]

[tampire]

Maleficent Is Wicked All Along

[bemp0]

Portrait of Divine Victoria with Schmooples II

[cometblaster2070]

i wish they kept this scene because cynthia looks so unbelievably good in this like???? ik everyone would've been SCREAMING this is so unfair the cut content makes me cry.

[sillyfairygarden]

there's magic everywhere you go

[renthony]

I want people who watched the stage show/movie version of Wicked and went "oh this is kinda gay" to know that the queer themes of the musical are:

Put there on purpose. The stage show had multiple queer people involved in adapting the novel to the stage.

Steeped in the context of early 2000s American politics. This show debuted two years after 9/11 and is loaded with Bush-era social commentary.

Less prominent than they are in the book, which was written by a queer man and contains explicitly queer characters with zero ambiguity. Elphaba is bisexual and intersex. She and Glinda share a bed and a kiss in the Emerald City. Elphaba's father is bisexual, and both her parents are in a tragic doomed polycule with a man who acts as a third parent to Elphie until everything goes to hell. The book is fundamentally a queer narrative. If you watched the musical and thought, "I really wish this was a little more gay," read the book. It's very different than the musical, but if you are desperate for Explicitly Queer Wicked Content, go read it.

[lily-onher-grave]

I’m fucking dying about the Elphaba’s promise scene holy fuck. You could’ve posted this shit on fanfiction dot net back in the day and it would’ve fit right in

“You could’ve picked me” holds so much weight I almost feel like they had to cut it just so it doesn’t seem like Glinda slides backwards in character growth at the train station scene. But I love it so much because yes she’s jealous of Elphie and Fiyero yes she’s hurt she was left behind (foreshadowinggggg) but also this is her vocally and intentionally picking Elphaba right back. It feels as significant as Glinda telling Elphie it was the milkflowers’ fault, not hers. And it’s so freaking delicious because we as an audience know that it’s also not 100% true. Glinda means it here, and she wants Elphaba to choose her, and she would choose Elphaba, but soon that choice will come with too many consequences for both of them, and they won’t be able to choose each other anymore, no matter what promised they made or how much they want to

AND Elphaba promising not to leave Glinda behind again?? Excuse me???? “I won’t leave you behind” then proceeds to bring her to the emerald city, to the wizard’s palace, on a daring but doomed hot air balloon escape, etc etc. Elphaba promised not to leave her behind and then she kept her at her side until Glinda stepped away

And all this of course makes Glinda’s part in defying gravity so much richer, because she’s silently begging Elphaba to choose her, to listen to her, to stay and make this work from the inside. But she doesn’t. And when Elphaba keeps her promise, asks her to come so she doesn’t leave her behind again, Glinda can’t go

(And don’t EVEN talk to me about all the times Elphaba starts breaking that promise in act 2)

Also I feel like the “maybe magic is hard for you because you’ve always had it easy, you’ve never needed it” conversation is either supposed to come in play again in act 2 or it’s just foreshadowing to the passing of the grimmerie but either way I have feelings about it. I kinda wonder if the first half of this scene was supposed to be a lot meaner/pettier, but Cynthia and Ariana kept playing it soft and earnest instead. Either way I’m thinking about post-musical Glinda finally getting her magic to click because elphaba’s gone and the nation is looking to her and nothing is easy anymore, so she needs it more than ever

[wickedisback]

No, I’m not sobbing for the third time today at Ari’s No One Mourns the Wicked performance, you are.

[tsbkii]

"Why, Miss Elphaba, look at you. You're beautiful."

I've been a fan of Wicked since 9th grade. When I went to see the movie in theaters, I cried twice.

[twobestgirlfriends]

the way she hides her brand new practice wand (that she'd first been SO excited to get) in shame and guilt when she meets Elphaba's eyes

[mo-online]

they both want that cookie so effing bad

i’m still a little afraid of the wicked book but i’m obsessed with fiyero’s original designs with the tattoos and- ugh. i love him. this is kind of a mix between book and musical fiyero and also like 60% headcanon, but he’s just so pookie to me.

[sukibenders]

That scene of Elphaba calling out to Fiyero in the woods while he ran into the bush with the lion cub....that hit me a little in ways I can't explain, perhaps given the context of Act II.