This article contains Potential spoilers For "wicked: good".

The grand finale of the "wicked" sees that Elfaba (Cynthia Erivo) makes peace with her own passionate sense of self -esteemWhat causes the magic fornication to finally rise above the city of Emerald and declare that there is no amount of weakening of fear will not destroy who it is. At the same time, Glinda (Ariana Grande) nervously embraces her position as the official propaganda mouth of Madame Morrible (Michel Johch). Double separation in ways is an attractive clifancher that precedes what we already know leads to tragedy.

The Elfaba-Glinda framework for the dynamics is so front and central, however, that almost makes you forget that there is another emotional clifancher, which is probably as important for the upcoming sequel "Wicked: for good".

When we last see Ethan Slater's BoQ, he is among the evacuated students at SIZ University, while Marisa Bode's Nonsaros reveals her father, the mayor of Munland, having a heart attack. If you are familiar with Broadway's famous production, you have an idea where these two go, but in case you don't have them, their endings do not serve exactly as the best foundation.

When Bok arrives in Chiez, he is immediately defeated by Glinda's presence. She recognizes his rapture, but does not share the same feeling. In order to make a flirting with Prince Fijero (Athonan Bailey) Just easier, she smartly persuades her admirer to ask the wheelchair user to the Nesarosa ball to the Ozdust ball as a benefit to her. Their dance interaction illustrates how they look at each other, but the deleted scene gives an even greater emphasis on the tragedy of their romantic partnership.

The deleted scene At stake is at the train station before Elfaba goes to the city of Emerald. Since she is a caring sister, Elfaba recognizes a worried look of Muncinlander's face who has currently met his sister. She practically sees right through him. But instead of lying when Elfaba inquiries about his true feelings towards side effects, BoQ is surprisingly honest. He says she doesn't love her, but at the same time, she doesn't want to hurt her by telling Telling the truth.

There is bitterness in the face and voice of Bok that Elfaba is out to fulfill her hopes and dreams while he decides what he can get. He cannot change how he feels about his Ection to Glinda in the same way as Elfaba cannot hide his ocation to Fijero, an indictment he catches from guard. Although Elfaba is trying to erase it, it only makes Bok feel much more alone because he believes they were actually transparent with each other.

It is understandable why director Jonon M. Yu would like to shorten things as The "wicked" already borders three hoursBut this is one of those cases when I have to wonder why this was exposed. Governor Trop (Andy Nieman) great monitoring the pressure on BoQ to take care of his daughter.

With the film, as it is, the biggest indication that BoQ really has no strong feelings towards unsorosis is in Ozdust when she doubts why she set it out. It has ink, it was not pity. For a short moment, BoQ seems to tell the truth. But when he watches Glinda actively choosing Fijero, he asks him as a dance. Dark is funny in how obvious his seemingly passionate decision is based on being with Someone instead Nobody.

We can only really shine What ahead of "Evil: For Good" Based on how the second half of the production scene is going. There will certainly be changes and deviations, but the pieces we have paint a not so happy ending for the unfortunate couple.

As Elfaba carries around the monitor of the "wicked witch of the West", Nesarose's tyranny as the ruler of Munland eventually earns the title of "wicked witch in the East". In the scene, she eventually seized the rights of the Muncinlanders, ensuring that BoQ would never leave its side. This will no doubt cause an even greater burden on BoQ to wear a happy face. There is already a certain basis for Nesarose's indifference to help others through the "wicked" - especially during her silence in the midst of Elfaba in Ozdust.

We also know that BoQ will become a tin man accompanied by Dorothy Gale on her journey with yellow brick to meet with the wizard of Oz. The show depicts Elfaba using her magic of silver slippers to make him go again, leading BoQ to believe that he can finally be free to follow Glinda. However, the Love Coat, however, accidentally reduces the heart. In an attempt to save him, Elfaba can really fit the shape of a metallic man. That's another reason why their deleted scene will make a great accompanying work on what she eventually does here. Add the Swirly Summoning to Madame Moribl to Dorothy and her home in Kansas in Oz, moreover, and we have a dead witch sister to bring the flight/bok to an inevitably tragic conclusion.