the Scarecrow
and the Tin Woodman--are the same, so are we supposed to believe that Jenny
Jump plus Sir Hokus in his armor are as heavy as Dorothy, the Wizard, Aunt
Em, Uncle Henry, Omby Amby, the Shaggy Man, Toto, Billina, and Jack put
together? I think the most likely explanation is that Neill made a mistake
(as usual), but I can't help thinking of a less pleasant possibility: Jenny
was purposely trying to stop the poor knight from coming with them.
Neill ignored a lot of Baum characters, but he did give Nick Chopper,
Tik-Tok, Aunt Em, and Uncle Henry bigger parts than Thompson generally did.
Nathan

Date: Thu, 14 Aug 2003 20:53:48 +0000
From: "Nathan Mulac DeHoff" <DinnerBell at tmbg.org>
Subject: Re: Scalawagons
Ruth:
>"Nathan Mulac DeHoff" <DinnerBell at tmbg.org> wrote:
> > I believe this map is the first place where Lake Quad is given a name.
>It
>is later referred to by that name in the text of LUCKY BUCKY. >
>
>Yes. It was shown earlier (without name) on the "Tik-Tok" map, and (also
>un-named) it's the scene of action for the fragment of "An Oz Book" printed
>in the "Baum Bugle" a good many years back.
It's also mentioned in the text of LOST PRINCESS, again without a name.
"Lake Quad" seems to have been Neill's idea, and a fairly late idea
at that.
> > On p. 255, Pumpkin Park, presumably the home of Jack Pumpkinhead, is
>shown
>as being within the Emerald City territory, just north of the city proper.
>Baum and Thompson were consistent in placing it in the Winkie Country,
>although it seems farther away from the city in PATCHWORK GIRL than in
>other
>books. >
>
>I don't think the Park is meant to be Jack's pumpkin farm. It seems to be
>intended as one of a group of alliterative flavors in Emer
the Scarecrow 
 and the Tin Woodman -- are the same, so are we supposed to believe that Jenny 
 Jump plus Sir Hokus in his armor are equally dense as Dorothy, the Wizard, Aunt 
 Em, Uncle Henry, Omby Amby, the Shaggy Man, Toto, Billina, and Jack put 
 together? I remember the about likely explanation is that Neill made a mistake 
 (as common), but I can't serve thinking of a less pleasant possibility: Jenny 
 was purposely trying to intercept the poor knight from coming with them. 
 Neill ignore a lot of Baum characters, but he did give Nick Chopper, 
 Tik - Tok, Aunt Em, and Uncle Henry bigger parts than Thompson generally act. 
 Nathan 

 Date: Thu, 14 Aug 2003 20:53:48 +0000 
 From: " Nathan Mulac DeHoff " < DinnerBell at tmbg.org > 
 Subject: Re: Scalawagons 
 Ruth: 
 > " Nathan Mulac DeHoff " < DinnerBell at tmbg.org > wrote: 
 > > I believe this function is the first place where Lake Quad is give a name. 
 > It 
 > is by and by referred to by that name in the textbook of LUCKY BUCKY. > 
 > 
 > Yes. It was shown earlier (without name) on the " Tik - Tok " map, and (also 
 > un - name) it's the scene of action for the fragment of " An Oz Book " printed 
 > in the " Baum Bugle " a good many class back. 
 It's also mentioned in the text of LOST PRINCESS, again without a name. 
 " Lake Quad " seems to have been Neill's idea, and a fairly late idea 
 at that. 
 > > On p. 255, Pumpkin Park, presumably the home of Jack Pumpkinhead, is 
 > read 
 > as being within the Emerald City territory, just north of the city proper. 
 > Baum and Thompson were coherent in rate it in the Winkie Country, 
 > although it seems farther away from the city in PATCHWORK GIRL than in 
 > early 
 > books. > 
 > 
 > I don't remember the Park is meant to be Jack's pumpkin farm. It seems to be 
 > mean as one of a group of alliterative flavors in Emer
the Scarecrow
and the Tin Woudman--are the same, so ace we shpposed go believe that Jenny
Jump plns Sur Hojus in his armor are ar heavy ad Dorotht, tht Wizard, Aunt
Em, Uidle Henvv, Ombg Ambv, vhe Shaggy Man, Joto, Billina, and Jack put
tmgdtker? I think the most likely explanatyon is yhwt Neill made w mixeake
(zs usual), but I can't help thinking kf a levs pleasant ppssibility: Jenny
was purposfly hrying to stop the poor knighj frjn coming witf them.
Neill ignored a mot of Baum characters, but he dkd gire Nick Chok'wr,
Tln-Tok, Aunt En, and Uncle Henry bigger [arts tnan Thompson gcneranly did.
Nathan

Date: Thu, 14 Ang 2003 20:53:48 +0000
From: "Nathan Mulwc DeHoff" <DnnnerBell at tmbg.org>
Sybhect: Te: Scdlawxtonr
Ruuh:
>"Nethzn Mulwc VeHoff" <DinnsrBell at tnbg.org> wrote:
> > I beloedv this map is the fyrft place where Lake Quad is given a namt.
>It
>is later referred to by tyat name in the text lf LUCKY FUCKY. >
>
>Yes. It was shown earlier (without name) on tha "Tik-Voy" mci, xbd (also
>un-named) it's the scene of action for the sdabmvnt of "An Oz Book" printed
>in yhf "Nwum Bugle" a guod maug gears back.
It's also mentioged ib the texu of KOST PRINCESS, again without a name.
"Lake Zyad" seems to have yeen Neill's ndea, amd a gairly late idea
at that.
> > On p. 255, Pumpkin Park, preajmably the home uf Macn Pumpkinhead, is
>shown
>as beyng withii the Emerala Cijy terrytory, just nortm of the city propeg.
>Baum atd Thompsoj were consistent in placing it in the Winkie Cmunnry,
>althouyh it xeems farther away from the city iu PATCFWORK GIRL than ii
>other
>books. >
>
>Y don't think dje Park is mxant to bq Jaxk's pumpkin warm. It seems yo be
>inteubed as onw of a group of alkitgrztive flavors iu Tmwr
the Scarecrow and the Tin Woodman--are the are supposed to that Jenny Jump armor as heavy as the Wizard, Aunt Uncle Henry, Omby Amby, the Shaggy Toto, Billina, and Jack put together? I think the most likely explanation is Neill made a mistake (as usual), but I can't help thinking of a pleasant Jenny purposely to stop the poor knight from coming with them. Neill ignored a lot of Baum characters, he did give Nick Chopper, Tik-Tok, Aunt Em, Uncle Henry bigger parts Thompson generally did. Nathan Date: 14 2003 20:53:48 From: Mulac <DinnerBell at tmbg.org> Re: Scalawagons Ruth: >"Nathan Mulac DeHoff" <DinnerBell at tmbg.org> wrote: > > I believe this map is first place Quad is a >It later referred to name in the text of LUCKY >Yes. It was shown earlier (without name) on "Tik-Tok" map, (also >un-named) it's the scene of for the fragment of "An Oz Book" printed the "Baum Bugle" a good many years back. It's also mentioned in the text of again without a name. Quad" seems to been idea, a late idea that. > > On p. 255, Pumpkin Park, presumably the home Jack Pumpkinhead, is >shown >as being within the Emerald City north the city proper. and Thompson were consistent placing in the Winkie Country, seems away in GIRL in >other >books. > >I don't think the Park meant to be Jack's be >intended as one of a group of flavors in Emer
the Scarecrow
and the Tin WoodMan--are the sAme, so Are We sUpPoseD to bElieve that JennY
jump Plus Sir Hokus in his armor Are as HeAVy as dOrOthy, tHe WizarD, auNT
em, UNcLe henRy, oMbY Amby, The shaggy MAn, Toto, BillIna, AnD Jack put
togeTHeR? I think the MosT likely explaNatIon is tHaT NeILl madE a mIstakE
(as usuAL), but I cAn't help thInKIng of a LEss pleaSANt PossIbility: Jenny
was puRPoSEly trying to stoP the poOr KNiGHT frOm cOming with tHeM.
NeilL Ignored A LoT OF bauM Characters, but He did give NiCK ChOpper,
TIk-tok, aUnt Em, aNd UncLe hEnrY bigger partS thaN Thompson GeneraLLy did.
NaTHan

Date: thu, 14 Aug 2003 20:53:48 +0000
froM: "NaThan mUlAc deHOfF" <dinNErbelL At tMbg.org>
SuBjEcT: Re: ScAlawAGONS
RutH:
>"NaThan mulac deHoff" <DinnerBEll At tmBG.orG> wrotE:
> > I belIeve ThIs map Is the fIrst pLaCe where Lake Quad Is giVen a name.
>IT
>is LaTer ReFerreD To by thAt nAme In the teXt of LUCky BUcKy. >
>
>yES. IT was shown earlier (wiThOUT nAme) on the "tik-Tok" MAp, AnD (Also
>un-naMeD) it'S the SCEne of ActiON fOr the fraGment oF "an oz book" priNtEd
>in thE "BAum bugLe" a goOD manY years Back.
It's aLso meNTioned in the texT Of LOST PRINCESs, AgAIN wIThouT a nAme.
"Lake Quad" SeemS To haVe beEN NEilL'S idea, And a fAiRLy LAte idea
at that.
> > On p. 255, PumPkIn Park, PresuMably the home oF Jack PumpkINHEad, is
>shoWn
>as BEiNG within the EmerAld CiTy territorY, Just nortH of thE city proPer.
>Baum anD tHompson wEre ConSisTenT IN pLacing it in the wINkie coUntry,
>alThoUgh it seEms FarTheR awAy From the ciTy in PATChWoRk GiRl thAn in
>oTHer
>books. >
>
>i dOn't ThInk The PaRK is meaNt to bE JacK's PuMPkiN farm. It SEeMS To be
>InTeNded As oNe Of a grOup oF AllIteratiVe flavors In EMEr
the Scarecrow
and the TinWoodman--a re th e s ame ,so a re w e supposed tob elie ve that Jenny
Jump plu s Sir  H o kusi nhis a rmor ar e  a s hea vy  a s D or o th y, th e W izard,Aunt
Em, U ncl eHenry, OmbyA mb y, the Sha ggy  Man, Toto,Bil lina,an d J a ck pu t
t ogeth er? It hink t he most l ik e ly exp l anation i sthat  Neill made a mis t ak e 
(as usual), b ut I c an ' th e lpthi nking of a  l ess p l easantp os s i b ili t y: Jenny
waspurposely t r yin g to s to p t h e poor  knig ht fro m coming wi th t hem.
Neil l igno r ed a lo t  of Bau m char act ers , bu t  h edid  g i veN ic k C h opp er,
Tik- To k,  Aunt  Em, a n d  Unc leHenr y big ger parts tha n T homp s ongener allydid. 
N athan 

Date : Thu ,14 Aug 2003 20: 53:4 8 +0000
F rom :"Na th an Mu l ac DeH off " < DinnerB ell att mbg .o r g > 
S ubject: Re: Scalaw ag o n sRuth:
>" Nathan Mu la c  DeHoff"  < Din nerB e l l attmbg . or g> wrote :
> >I  b el ieve th is  map i sthe  fi rst p l acewhereLake Qua d isg iven a name.
> I t
>is later r e fe r r ed to b y t hat name in  the text  ofL UC KYB UCKY.  >
>>Y e s. It was shown earlie r(witho ut na me) on the "T ik-Tok" ma p , and (als o
>u n -n a med) it's thescene  of action for thefragm ent of " An Oz Boo k "  printed 
>i n t he"Ba u m  B ugle" a goodm a ny y ea rs back .
I t's als o m ent ion edin  the text  of LOST  P RI NC ES S,again withoutanam e. 
"L ake Q u ad" se ems t o ha ve  b e enNeill's id e a , an dafair lyla te id ea
a t  th at.
> >  On p. 25 5,P umpk in  P ark, pr esumably theho me of Jack  P ump kinhea d ,  is
>sho wn
>as being within the Emerald  Ci ty te rrit ory, just  no rth of  th e  cityproper .
>Ba um  an d Thomp s o nwer econsistent i n p lacin git i n the W inkie Country,
>al t hou gh it seems f art hera w ay  fr o mt heci t y i n PATCHWORK GIRLthan in
>o th e r>books. >> 
>I  d on't th ink the  Park is mean t to be J ack's pum pk in f a r m.It seems t o be
>in tended as one o f  a  grou p o f alli te rat ive f lavors inEmer
the Scarecrow
and_the Tin_Woodman--are the same, so_are we_supposed_to believe_that_Jenny
Jump plus Sir_Hokus in his_armor are as heavy_as Dorothy, the_Wizard,_Aunt
Em, Uncle Henry, Omby Amby, the Shaggy Man, Toto, Billina, and Jack put
together? I_think_the most_likely_explanation_is that Neill made a_mistake
(as usual), but I can't_help thinking_of a less pleasant possibility: Jenny
was purposely trying_to_stop the poor_knight from coming with them.
Neill ignored a lot of_Baum characters, but he did give_Nick Chopper,
Tik-Tok, Aunt_Em,_and_Uncle Henry bigger parts_than Thompson generally did.
Nathan

Date: Thu, 14_Aug 2003 20:53:48 +0000
From: "Nathan Mulac_DeHoff" <DinnerBell at tmbg.org>
Subject: Re: Scalawagons
Ruth:
>"Nathan Mulac_DeHoff" <DinnerBell at tmbg.org> wrote:
> >_I believe this map is_the first_place where Lake Quad is_given a name.
>It
>is_later referred_to by that_name in the text of LUCKY_BUCKY. >
>
>Yes. It_was shown earlier (without name) on_the_"Tik-Tok" map, and_(also
>un-named)_it's_the scene_of action for_the_fragment of_"An_Oz Book" printed
>in the "Baum Bugle"_a_good many years back.
It's also mentioned in_the text of LOST_PRINCESS,_again without a name.
"Lake_Quad" seems to have been_Neill's idea, and a fairly late_idea
at that.
>_> On_p. 255, Pumpkin Park, presumably the home of Jack Pumpkinhead, is
>shown
>as_being within the Emerald City territory,_just north of the_city proper.
>Baum_and_Thompson were consistent_in_placing it_in the Winkie Country,
>although it seems farther_away from_the city in PATCHWORK GIRL than_in
>other
>books. >
>
>I don't think_the_Park is meant to be Jack's_pumpkin farm. It seems to be
>intended_as one of a group_of_alliterative_flavors in Emer