The friends are rescued and set out for Oz

3 In the yard of the yellow castle, Dorothy stands on the doorstep with her hand raised and tells the gathered Winkies they are free, while the Lion stands proudly at her side.

6 Dorothy, the Cowardly Lion and the yellow-clad Winkies halt on a glaring rocky plain, where the dented Tin Woodman lies beside his rusted axe.

9 In the Yellow Castle, the mended Tin Woodman bends down to Dorothy, who gently dries each of his joyful tears with her apron while her own tears fall freely.

12 The Tin Woodman's golden-handled axe bites the base of the lone tall tree, and it tips over as the Scarecrow's blue clothes tumble from its branches.

15 In the yellow room of the castle, Dorothy claps her hands and calls for the Emerald City tomorrow, while the Lion, the Tin Woodman and the Scarecrow turn to her with smiling faces.

18 Dorothy presses the Golden Cap onto her head in the Witch's cupboard room and beams, delighted that it fits.

21 Dorothy and her four companions set off along the yellow road while the freed Winkies cheer and wave from the castle door.