Dorothy Gale

"'We are not in Kansas anymore, Toto.' - Dorothy when she arrives."Dorothy "Dor" Gale is the heroine and main character of ''Oz: Journey Through Magic. ''She's a high school girl from Kansas.

Biography
We first see Dorothy when she's seated in the principal's office of the local high school along with her aunt and uncle. She was called there because previously she had gotten into a fight with Randy Gulch, son of Moira Gulch, because he was teasing her friend Lyman. They drove her home and she went to her room in their trailer where she cried. The hunting dog Toto came in and comforted her before a storm began to brew. Uncle Henry ran back in and got her outside to the storm shelter but Toto wasn't with him. Against her aunt and uncle's wishes, Dorothy ran back in to be with Toto. The twister swept up the trailer and sent it flying until it crashed into the ground.

Dorothy later came to in the Munchkin village. There she met Otho, the leader of the Munchkins, who took her to Glinda. Glinda told her that since she had killed the Wicked Witch of the East, she would become a target for the Wicked Witch of the West. She told her to go to the Emerald City to meet the Wizard of Oz, a mysterious mage and miracle man, who would get her back home.

On her travels, she meets Hunk the Scarecrow, the Tin Man, and the Cowardly Lion who all agree to help her on her quest.

Personality
Dorothy is a very selfless girl. She likes to stand up for her friends in any way she can. But this also can lead to violence as seen when she punched Randy Gulch. She claims to suffer from anger management issues.

Appearance
Dorothy is a short girl standing in at 5'3 inches. She has a curvy figure and often wears clothes that compliment her body. She has long brown hair.

Abilities

 * Hand-to-Hand Combat - Dorothy knows how to fight. She's not expertly skilled as she mostly just punches things wildly.

Trivia

 * She's played by Danielle Rose Russell.
 * She's based off of the character created by L. Frank Baum.
 * Unlike other versions of Dorothy, this rendition has anger management issues.
 * In A True Coward, it's revealed that Dorothy is ticklish.