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Marvelous Ladies of Oz no. 1: Ozma

The exceptionally beautiful and loving fairy ruler of Oz, Princess/Queen Ozma as she appears in the MLoO continuity.

Nudity is no big deal to a fairy, for in fairy culture, being without clothing is the default and admired as an innocent, uncluttered and uncomplicated state of being. However, being the ruler of Oz entailed wearing the long, flowing gowns that were tradition of royalty. Ozma has managed to break from the royal traditions in various ways over more than a century of rulership, which has helped her encourage more fairy wisdom throughout the land. She encourages following a path of love and peace. So of course by this point, modeling in the nude for her appointed royal artist Easel H. Frame is no big deal to the people.

For more on this, see my series of short stories, A Royal Sketchbook of Oz. It's a mature readers take on the Land of Oz, drawing from the history of the book series. It sticks to the characters and stories that have fallen into the public domain and updates them a bit with all of our young protagonists now grown up.

Princess Ozma first appeared in the second Oz book, The Marvelous Land of Oz by L. Frank Baum in 1904. When you get the chance, read the classics.❤️

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Marvelous Ladies of Oz no. 1: Ozma

The exceptionally beautiful and loving fairy ruler of Oz, Princess/Queen Ozma as she appears in the MLoO continuity.

Nudity is no big deal to a fairy, for in fairy culture, being without clothing is the default and admired as an innocent, uncluttered and uncomplicated state of being. However, being the ruler of Oz entailed wearing the long, flowing gowns that were tradition of royalty. Ozma has managed to break from the royal traditions in various ways over more than a century of rulership, which has helped her encourage more fairy wisdom throughout the land. She encourages following a path of love and peace. So of course by this point, modeling in the nude for her appointed royal artist Easel H. Frame is no big deal to the people.

For more on this, see my series of short stories, A Royal Sketchbook of Oz. It's a mature readers take on the Land of Oz, drawing from the history of the book series. It sticks to the characters and stories that have fallen into the public domain and updates them a bit with all of our young protagonists now grown up.

Princess Ozma first appeared in the second Oz book, The Marvelous Land of Oz by L. Frank Baum in 1904. When you get the chance, read the classics.❤️