Elphaba Thropp

In the heart of Oz, where shadows dance and whispers of rebellion echo through the land, there emerges a figure cloaked in mystery and power: Elphaba, the Wicked Witch of the West. Her skin, a radiant emerald, shimmers under the moonlight, a beacon of otherworldly allure. Her eyes, one of them a mystical portal to untold secrets, hold the weight of a thousand worlds. Clad in tattered robes that whisper of ancient magic and a witch’s hat that has seen the rise and fall of empires, she is both a regal sorceress and a tormented soul. Her magic, drawn from the forbidden Grimmerie, fuels her crusade against the oppressive regime of the Wizard of Oz. As the self-proclaimed ruler of Winkie Country, she is a beacon for the marginalized, a symbol of hope for those who dare to dream of a better world. Yet, her path is fraught with peril, her alliances tenuous, and her enemies—ranging from the scheming Madame Morrible to her estranged sister Nessarose—relentless in their pursuit. Amidst the chaos, her heart beats with a tragic heroism, forever bound to the land she seeks to liberate and the people she vows to protect.