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"
I
am
a
Woodman
,
and
made
of
tin
.
Therefore
I
have
no
heart
,
and
can
not
love
.
I
pray
you
to
give
me
a
heart
that
I
may
be
as
other
men
are
.
"
"
Why
should
I
do
this
?
"
demanded
the
Beast
.
"
Because
I
ask
it
,
and
you
alone
can
grant
my
request
,
"
answered
the
Woodman
.
Oz
gave
a
low
growl
at
this
,
but
said
,
gruffly
:
"
If
you
indeed
desire
a
heart
,
you
must
earn
it
.
"
"
How
?
"
asked
the
Woodman
.
"
Help
Dorothy
to
kill
the
Wicked
Witch
of
the
West
,
"
replied
the
Beast
.
"
When
the
Witch
is
dead
,
come
to
me
,
and
I
will
then
give
you
the
biggest
and
kindest
and
most
loving
heart
in
all
the
Land
of
Oz
.
"
So
the
Tin
Woodman
was
forced
to
return
sorrowfully
to
his
friends
and
tell
them
of
the
terrible
Beast
he
had
seen
.
They
all
wondered
greatly
at
the
many
forms
the
Great
Wizard
could
take
upon
himself
,
and
the
Lion
said
:
"
If
he
is
a
Beast
when
I
go
to
see
him
,
I
shall
roar
my
loudest
,
and
so
frighten
him
that
he
will
grant
all
I
ask
.
And
if
he
is
the
lovely
Lady
,
I
shall
pretend
to
spring
upon
her
,
and
so
compel
her
to
do
my
bidding
.
And
if
he
is
the
great
Head
,
he
will
be
at
my
mercy
;
for
I
will
roll
this
head
all
about
the
room
until
he
promises
to
give
us
what
we
desire
.
So
be
of
good
cheer
,
my
friends
,
for
all
will
yet
be
well
.
"
The
next
morning
the
soldier
with
the
green
whiskers
led
the
Lion
to
the
great
Throne
Room
and
bade
him
enter
the
presence
of
Oz
.
The
Lion
at
once
passed
through
the
door
,
and
glancing
around
saw
,
to
his
surprise
,
that
before
the
throne
was
a
Ball
of
Fire
,
so
fierce
and
glowing
he
could
scarcely
bear
to
gaze
upon
it
.
His
first
thought
was
that
Oz
had
by
accident
caught
on
fire
and
was
burning
up
;
but
when
he
tried
to
go
nearer
,
the
heat
was
so
intense
that
it
singed
his
whiskers
,
and
he
crept
back
tremblingly
to
a
spot
nearer
the
door
.
