Wicked
Book • 1995 • Fantasy
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Is a minor sexualized?
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A character feels she is being sexually objectified on the train when she is 17.
Unsure of their ages, but a group of teenagers attend and some partake an orgy without knowing what will happen. See sexual assault trigger for more detail.
A young boy is described experiencing sexual arousal for the first time.
A group of 6-7 year old girls are described as possessing “uncurdled femininity.”
Unsure of their ages, but a group of teenagers attend and some partake an orgy without knowing what will happen. See sexual assault trigger for more detail.
A young boy is described experiencing sexual arousal for the first time.
A group of 6-7 year old girls are described as possessing “uncurdled femininity.”
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Abandonment
Does someone leave without saying goodbye?
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Several times through the story
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Abuse
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Not physically, but young Elphaba is emotionally neglected, and her caregivers often speak of drowning her.
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Addiction
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Animal
Are animals abused?
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A scene where a lion cub is almost experimental on. There are talking Animals whose rights are being restricted as a plot point. Monkeys are given wings surgically
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Off the top of my head: a goat, birds, dogs, bees, and a crocodile.
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Are there alligators/crocodiles??
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A crocodile eats a baby in the last few pages.
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Assault
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YES. See sexual assault trigger.
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Spoiler:
When in high school the group of kids visit the Philosophers Club and one is chosen for a sex show in an auditorium. The air is described as having a drug in it that makes everyone go along with what’s happening. He’s assaulted by an Animal and because of it becomes catatonic for the rest of his life.
When in high school the group of kids visit the Philosophers Club and one is chosen for a sex show in an auditorium. The air is described as having a drug in it that makes everyone go along with what’s happening. He’s assaulted by an Animal and because of it becomes catatonic for the rest of his life.
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Is rape mentioned?
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Early in the book, Elphaba’a mother explains how she’s not sure who the father is because she took some sort of tincture that made her pass out. Her listener shames her for this, and the victim blaming is simply accepted.
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Is someone drugged?
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See sexual assault trigger.
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Is someone held under water?
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Elphaba's parents and nanny consider drowning her as a baby.
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Bodily Harm
Is there genital trauma/mutilation?
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In part 5, mentioned that a soldier is castrated, nailed to a windmill, and left for vultures.
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Does a head get squashed?
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Main character’s sister has a house dropped on her “off-screen”
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Children
Does a kid die?
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Character murders a child via icicle, later other children are kidnapped and murdered
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Death
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Family
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Does someone cheat?
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A major character is in a relationship with a married character
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Gross
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Medical
Is there a mental institution scene?
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A character ends up catatonic and in a church-run asylum after being sexually assaulted as a teenager.
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Pregnancy
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Prejudice
Is there ableist language or behavior?
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Elphaba calls Nessarose crippled.
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Is there hate speech?
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On the first page, Dorothy's companions rudely discuss homophobic and transphobic rumors about Elphaba: "she was castrated at birth", "she was born hermaphroditic or maybe entirely male", "she's a woman who prefers the company of other women", "she's the spurned lover of a married man", "she IS a married man", etc.
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Sex
Are there nude scenes?
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In the philosophy club two people are naked.
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Is there sexual content?
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A sex scene, a character spying on girls changing and a reference to b********y too I think
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Violence
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Does someone drown?
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Nearly, towards the end of the book
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