the initial tornado hit the Witch, but it is later revealed that the Witch survived this incident. She goes on to confront Dorothy and her new companion Lucas, refusing to accept Dorothy's explanation that her appearance was an accident. Faced with the prospect of torture until she gives the Witch the answer she wants despite the fact that she is already telling the truth, Dorothy uses the Witch's current examination of a gun taken from the police car to trick her into pointing the gun at herself and pulling the trigger, blowing a hole through her head. After the witch's death, Dorothy inherits her ruby-encrusted golden gloves, which give her potential access to the Witch's raw magical power even if she lacks control of it. The season finale states that only witches can kill witches, as the Wizard creates new guns to kill the remaining lower-ranking witches and they simply come back to life, but it appears likely that the Witch of the East remains dead as she technically killed herself. The Wicked Witch of the East appears in Escape from Mr. Lemoncello's Library voiced by Breanna Watkins. In the 2021 novel Oscar Diggs, The Wizard of Oz, the Witch of the East is named Evanora Nessarose Thropp, a combination of the names from Oz the Great and Powerful and Wicked. References Female characters in film Female literary villains Female film villains Literary characters introduced in 1900 Fictional characters with electric or magnetic abilities Fictional characters without a name Fictional dictators Fictional slave owners Oz (franchise) witches