Rechristened “The Wicked Witch of the West,” Elphaba (Cynthia Erivo) continues her mission for the release of the revered Ozian animals in hiding within the forest. She also is trying to come clean about what she know about The Wizard (Jeff Goldblum). Glinda, on the other hand, has evolved into the brilliant symbol of virtue for Oz is renowned for. She lives in Emerald City’s palace and revels in the glory accompanying her legendary reputation.
Michelle Yeoh’s Madame Morrible orders Glinda to Oz so she may make the Ozark people happy and comforted. She is here to reassure the people The Wizard is under control. Even now, Glinda’s loss of Elphaba haunts her as her notoriety rises and she gets ready for a grand Ozian marriage to wed Prince Fiyero (Jonathan Bailey). Glinda’s best efforts notwithstanding fail in her attempts to negotiate Elphaba and The Wizard’s reconciliation, so separating her and Elphaba from one another even more.
The earthquake will cause permanent transformation for Boq (Ethan Slater) and Fiyero. Furthermore threatening Elphaba’s sister Nessarose (Marissa Bode) is the unannounced arrival of a Kansas girl into their life. An enraged mob turns against the Wicked Witch, compelling Glinda and Elphaba to cooperate for one last time. Their one and only friendship is at the junction of their life, thus they have to see each other totally, with compassion and truth, if they are to undergo a transformation that will help Oz as a whole instead of only themselves.
