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| rdfs:comment | - The Queen of the Field Mice is a pretty little gray mouse of "Rodent Royalty" who rules the thousands of Field Mice in the magical Land of Oz. These little rodents reside closely by the field of deadly Poppies on the outskirts of Oz's eastern quadrant called Munchkin Country that borders Oz's Imperial Capital aka Emerald City. The Queen is introduced in L. Frank Baum's first Oz book titled The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, published in 1900.
- The Queen of the Field Mice is a pretty little gray mouse who rules thousands of Field Mice in the Land of Oz. The Tin Woodman once rescued the Queen of the Field Mice from the Wildcat and, as thanks, she and her subjects helped to rescue the Cowardly Lion from the sleep-inducing poppy fields. She later told Dorothy Gale that the Golden Cap could be used to call the Winged Monkeys. Later, she allowed a dozen of her subjects to go with the Scarecrow, who had been deposed as King of Oz, as part of his plan to regain the throne.
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| Box Title | - The Queen of the Field Mice
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| abstract | - The Queen of the Field Mice is a pretty little gray mouse of "Rodent Royalty" who rules the thousands of Field Mice in the magical Land of Oz. These little rodents reside closely by the field of deadly Poppies on the outskirts of Oz's eastern quadrant called Munchkin Country that borders Oz's Imperial Capital aka Emerald City. The Queen is introduced in L. Frank Baum's first Oz book titled The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, published in 1900.
- The Queen of the Field Mice is a pretty little gray mouse who rules thousands of Field Mice in the Land of Oz. The Tin Woodman once rescued the Queen of the Field Mice from the Wildcat and, as thanks, she and her subjects helped to rescue the Cowardly Lion from the sleep-inducing poppy fields. She later told Dorothy Gale that the Golden Cap could be used to call the Winged Monkeys. Later, she allowed a dozen of her subjects to go with the Scarecrow, who had been deposed as King of Oz, as part of his plan to regain the throne.
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