Location in The Oz Series
Sydney
Also known as a pleasant room in Sydney.
A city in Australia where Uncle Henry stays in a pleasant room, seated in an easy chair smoking his pipe, looking sad and lonely, his health worn down by worry over Dorothy.
Appears in 1 chapters, first in chapter 69, last in chapter 69.
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What the story establishes
| Appearance | A pleasant room where Uncle Henry sits in an easy chair, smoking his pipe. (as of ch. 69) |
Relationships
- contains ← Australia ch. 69Sydney is shown as the Australian city where Uncle Henry has been living, seated in a pleasant room, since Dorothy's magic-picture vision shifts to Australia and reveals him there.
- located in ← Dorothy (ended) ch. 69–70Ozma wishes Dorothy to Uncle Henry's side, and Dorothy arrives in the pleasant room in Sydney where her uncle has been staying.
- located in ← Uncle Henry (ended) ch. 69–70Uncle Henry resided in a pleasant room in Sydney, Australia while recovering; after Dorothy arrived to nurse him and he began to improve, they left Sydney together and sailed back toward San Francisco.
From the text
in a pleasant room in Sydney, Uncle Henry was seated in an easy chair, solemnly smoking his briar pipeChapter 69