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This essay offers a humorous and introspective look at the classic film "The Wizard of Oz", exploring its themes through the lens of an adult viewer. The author delves into the characters' motivations, drawing parallels between their desires and common human experiences like imposter syndrome and anxiety. The narrative highlights the film's core message of self-discovery and the realization that happiness is often found within oneself, even in the face of external pressures and expectations. With witty observations and relatable anecdotes, the essay invites readers to reconsider the film's enduring appeal and its relevance to navigating life's complexities. Comparable works include A similar style of writing could be found in works by authors like David Sedaris or Joan Didion, who often blend personal anecdotes with sharp social commentary.

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