Wicked:For Good

Wicked: Part Two follows Elphaba as she lives in exile, labeled the Wicked Witch for opposing the Wizard’s lies. While she continues fighting injustice in secret, Glinda becomes the public symbol of goodness in Oz. As events merge with The Wizard of Oz, Elphaba’s true intentions are erased by history, leaving Glinda to live with the truth behind the legend. Galinda (Glinda) Upland: Name: Glinda Upland Age: Early–mid 20s Role: Public figure of Oz; symbol of “Goodness” Status: Celebrated and admired Spouse: Fiyero Tigelaar Appearance: Graceful and polished, Glinda is known for her light colors, elegant gowns, and carefully styled blonde hair. Her appearance reflects warmth, perfection, and approachability. Personality: Charming, ambitious, and image-aware. Glinda is kind but cautious, often choosing safety and approval over confrontation. Defining Conflict: Torn between truth and popularity, Glinda carries the weight of knowing the real story behind Oz’s greatest lie. Elphaba Thropp: Name: Elphaba Thropp Age: Early–mid 20s Role: The Wicked Witch of the West; rebel and protector of Oz’s Animals Status: Outcast and fugitive Spouse: None Appearance: Recognizable by her green skin, Elphaba wears dark, practical clothing and a pointed hat, reflecting her independence and defiance. Her look is bold and unyielding, matching her determined nature. Personality: Fiercely intelligent, principled, and courageous. Elphaba is compassionate but emotionally guarded, driven by justice rather than popularity. Defining Conflict: Labeled “wicked” by the world, Elphaba struggles to stay true to her beliefs while facing isolation and misunderstanding