Wicked Plot Twist Explained

>Goes to see wicked >Sneak in food obviously >Movie starts out with someone getting cucked >Child comes out different color, father doesn’t divorce but raises the kid anyway >Made fun of for skin color >Turns out she’s super nice and good >Everyone realizes they shouldn’t judge based on race >Judge her based on race at the end anyway >Google what happens in Wizard of Oz >The same witch goes on to enslave an entire group of people and animals >Tortures a lion >Enslaves some poor foreign girl >Witch is killed and everyone is happy to not be oppressed >Turns out they were right to judge based on skin color What did they mean by this?

The meme presents a deliberately cynical summary of Wicked, contrasting the film’s message about not judging Elphaba by her skin color with her later role as the Wicked Witch of the West in The Wizard of Oz. The punchline is that the audience’s moral lesson is undercut by the character’s future actions, making the story seem hypocritical. It is sent as an absurd reaction to point out a perceived plot contradiction or uncomfortable implication. EN: The meme presents a deliberately cynical summary of Wicked, contrasting the film’s message about not judging Elphaba by her skin color with her later role as the Wicked Witch of the West in The Wizard of Oz. The punchline is that the audience’s moral lesson is undercut by the character’s future actions, making the story seem hypocritical. It is sent as an absurd reaction to point out a perceived plot contradiction or uncomfortable implication.

• @eternalclassic / 61190 2024-11-26