Dorothy's Return to Oz: Struggles and Surrealism

This chapter focuses on Dorothy Gale's challenging readjustment to life in Kansas after her adventures in the magical land of Oz, with her memories clashing against her caretakers' concerns. The narrative highlights her bond with a non-verbal chicken, Bellina, and critiques the film 'Return to Oz,' especially its portrayal of psychiatry and dark themes like electroconvulsive therapy. As Dorothy navigates a foreboding world filled with strange characters, the chapter explores the film's eerie atmosphere and philosophical questions about identity and existence.