Species in The Oz Series
the Cloud Fairies
Also known as fleecy, shadowy forms of beautiful beings, the dainty fairies.
Fleecy, shadowy forms of beautiful beings that sit or recline on the shifting, color-changing cloud banks near Pyramid Mountain, visible clearly only to those close to the clouds.
Appears in 1 chapters, first in chapter 79, last in chapter 79.
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What the story establishes
| Habitat | Rolling banks of clouds that constantly shift position and change color, located in the vast space above the black sea beneath Pyramid Mountain. (as of ch. 79) |
| Innate traits | Fragile, open-work, ethereal forms so delicate that squeezing one would leave nothing behind; normally invisible to mortals on the ground. (as of ch. 79) |
Relationships
- witnesses ← Dorothy (ended) ch. 79From a landing on the mountain, Dorothy clearly sees the fleecy, shadowy forms of the Cloud Fairies reclining on the nearby cloud banks and confirms to Zeb that they are real.
- witnesses ← Zeb (ended) ch. 79Zeb sees the Cloud Fairies on the cloud banks near the landing, asks Dorothy in awe if they are real, and remarks that they look like open-work that would vanish if squeezed.
From the text
They seem like open-work, remarked the boy, gazing intently. If I should squeeze one, there wouldn't be anything left of it.Chapter 79
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