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Dorothy and Toto slept in a bed of leaves while the scarecrow stood watch over them.

He hated being viewed as a fool. They renewed their journey and the road grew even worse. The land was untilled and their were no fences. Trees grew so thick that they dimmed the light. They did not lose hope and kept going. Toto and the scarecrow could see well, but not Dorothy. They were getting tired; they hoped they would see a place to spend the night. The scarecrow spotted a cottage made of wood and branches.

Dorothy explained that people love their home even if it is dull and gray. She asked for a story and he told the story of his making in great detail. When he was put on the pole in the cornfield, he thought it was ridiculous because crows and birds were not afraid of him. Before long, a flock of birds arrived and ate the corn. He was sad about how useless he was and that’s when he decided he wanted a brain.

Ch. 4 The yellow-brick road became uneven. There were gaps that tripped the scarecrow and he fell. Toto fell in them. They kept up a good sense of humor. There were fewer farms and the ones that they did see were in poor shape. They stopped for lunch. The scarecrow didn’t eat because he doesn’t have a hole and, if he did, straw falls out. Dorothy eats her bread and he asks her about Kansas. It sounds too gray to him.

He had never heard of Oz because he was only a couple of days old. He asked if he could go, hoping that the Great Wizard can give him brains. He knew that he was ignorant and he wanted to do something about it. Toto wasn’t thrilled but the scarecrow was not afraid. A dog couldn’t hurt straw. Only fire could do that.