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Scarecrow
The most brilliant man in all of Oz is the Scarecrow, who can explicate, cogitate, ruminate, and pontificate with one hand tied behind his stuffed back. But, when a young girl with silver shoes arrives in his backyard, Scarecrow realizes that when it comes to love, he's only half a man. Scarecrow's got brains to burn, but can a man of straw ever really know what love feels like?
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- "The most brilliant man in all of Oz is the Scarecrow, who can explicate, cogitate, ruminate, and pontificate with one hand tied behind his stuffed back. But, when a young girl with silver shoes arrives in his backyard, Scarecrow realizes that when it comes to love, he's only half a man. Scarecrow's got brains to burn, but can a man of straw ever really know what love feels like?"@en
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