Tender Gelphie moments in For Good Stephanie J. Block and Annaleigh Ashford // Wicked (2007)
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Tender Gelphie moments in For Good Stephanie J. Block and Annaleigh Ashford // Wicked (2007)

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STEPHANIE J. BLOCK and ANNALEIGH ASHFORD as Elphaba & Glinda in Wicked
wicked is a movie about how people aren't entirely good or entirely evil, but rather, everyone is morally complex. for instance, elphaba thropp is basically a good person even though she kind of sucks at activism, but for some fucking reason she's madly in love with glinda. glinda, on the other hand, is the worst person ever and basically gets elphaba murdered by a child. but also she somehow manages to fulfill all of elphaba's heart's desires??? so it's complicated
elphaba's reading i hope you get what your heart desires and then immediately asking glinda to get on the train is so insane cuz it implies that glinda is her heart's desire. and this makes sense cuz glinda's the one who fulfills elphaba's heart's desires--she's the first person to make elphie believe she's beautiful, she gets elphaba the social acceptance she desires, she sees elphaba as unlimited. she eventually overthrows the wizard ("you once asked me what my heart's desire is... to fight you until the day i die"), she helps the Animals ("my heart's desire is for you to help the Animals"), she grows to embody the justice and goodness elphaba wanted for oz but never got to see. man wtf
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If Glinda has no fans, Elphaba is dead.
If Glinda has no haters, Glinda is dead. And so is Elphaba.
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Happy pride month gelphie!!!
it scares me so much that there are people who will claim glinda as omg such good lesbian rep lesbian icon canon lesbian experience of falling in love with your straight bestie and call ELPHABA THROPP straight. in the musical both girls are ostensibly straight in the sense they weren't written as explicitly queer and don't have that element of their identities explicitly explored (obviously individual actors have leaned into more queer portrayals) so i wouldn't necessarily call wicked the musical explicit queer rep. but it very easily invites queer readings, especially since the novel it's based upon is explicitly queer in its depiction of gelphie's relationship. and it makes a lot of sense people read movie/musical glinda as a closeted lesbian, what with her obsession with popularity to disguise herself and comically superficial relationship with a man and devotion to elphaba and being locked in a literal closet. obviously i subscribe to this reading--and more importantly ariana grande does. but elphaba's whole thing is that she's supposed to represent otherness and be a voice for marginalized people and she's been beloved by theater gays for 20+ years. even if you don't accept her being in love with glinda because you're fine with her not taking accountability for That, her story is very much a queer one--arguably more than glinda's. and it's annoying (and lowkey biphobic) that people will undermine that and be like noooo she's straight she's in love with a strawman cuz they don't like gelphie. because now you're letting fucking GLINDA be the representation for the queer community. and i'm sorry but i don't accept that. we don't deserve that. is that really the future you want for your gay children?
It’s always important to ask yourself the questions “what would Elphaba do?” And “What would Glinda do?” So that way, you always know what NOT to do.

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Glinda during "No One Mourns the Wicked"
How can you look at me like you love me?
How can I look at you yet you still feel unlovable?
How can you love me?
How can I not?
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I truly don’t think Glinda ever loves again. I don’t think she has the capacity for true deep love after Elphaba
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Wicked For Good aka GELPHIE: THE MOVIE
i think elphaba and glinda are both actually very much idealists, at least in DG, only in opposite ways. elphaba's an idealist because she has this naive idea about affecting change. she thinks something being true or morally good will be enough to enact change, and that she if she can just tell enough people the wizard lies then she'll be able to take him down. but she's also very much a realist because she's able to recognize the flaws and injustices within oz, and that she won't be able to be happy while those injustices persist. she knows a life in the emerald palace serving the wizard could never satisfy her because it'd be partly built on a lie
whereas glinda's a realist in the sense that she's much more aware of the fact that popularity and social clout matter most to people and knows the social game you need to play to move up in the wold. but she's also very much an idealist because she believes that gaming the system enough will result in happiness. and this is idealism too because she gets everything she wants but is unsatisfied with her heterosexual happy ending and guilt ridden because her life is being propped up by lies and elphaba's demonization. and both of their idealized views on the world ultimately serve as a barrier to their happiness