Wicked Witch Of The West

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The Wicked Witch of the West is weak to the water, when she touched water, she will melting away. Dorothy did not know that, she simply angry and throw a bucket of water and sprinkle the water over the Wicked Witch. This made her melted, into shapeless mass and began to spread over the kitchen floor. And then Dorothy gain victory on defeating Wicked Witch of the

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