Edited sentence: A charlatan who created gadgets to scare people into worshiping him.According to these concepts, Oz corresponds to the God of conventional religions to keep the masses in spiritual darkness.And after all this journey, the brain, heart and courage that Dorothy and her friends were looking for were found in each of the protagonists, teaching that one must trust oneself to get one's wishes.But "The Wizard of Oz" is unmasked by Dorothy, who discovers that it is all a hoax surrounded by artifice and special effects and that he had no special power.In mystery school literature this is the point of view of the personal god of Christians.Oz would certainly be unable to help the protagonists in their mission.The sequence in which Dorothy opens the curtain and finds out who the Wizard of Oz really is (a cruel, rude, insecure man who manipulates a system that projects the image of a threatening God amid thunder and jets of fire) is full of meanings.Throughout her journey home, Dorothy will have to face the Wicked Witch of the West who wants the magic crystal shoes until she meets the great Wizard