Quelala was the hband of Gayelette, the betiful Prcs and sorcers who lived a by palace at the Gillik Country (the northern quadrant of Oz). He was first troduced L. Frank Bm's first Oz book, The Wonrful Wizard of Oz, which also explaed that he and his wife lived ...
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GAYELETTE
Gayelette was a betiful Prcs as well as a powerful sorcers who once lived the magil Land of Oz. She was troduced The Wonrful Wizard of Oz, which revealed that she was also the first origal creator of the magil Goln Cap, which was tied to the Wged Monkeys of Oz. "There... * princess gayelette *
Gayelette was a betiful Prcs as well as a powerful sorcers who once lived the magil Land of Oz. Durg ancient tim, the northern quadrant of Oz known as the Gillik Country, the betiful Prcs Gayelette rid a handsome palace built om great rocks of by. When he grew to manhood, Quelala and Gayelette were engaged to be married, and the latter spent half her kgdom to create a betiful Goln Cap as a weddg prent for the former.
Though Quelala took good naturedly, Gayelette was fur. Aware of how Gayelette still uld not bear the sight of the Monkeys, as well as how said Monkeys were all athly aaid of her, Quelala summoned them to him after he had married her, and mand them to always keep out of her sight, which they gladly did. Neverthels, n be prumed that Gayelette and Quelala lived happily ever after.
Gayelette was scribed to be a powerful sorcers whose potent magic ma her loved by her subjects (whom she helped) and feared by those who crossed her (such as the Wged Monkeys). Supernatural Bety (possibly): Gayelette was betiful - so betiful, fact, that for a long time until she met Quelala, she was unable to fd a tly worthy hband, and while was never specifilly stated or nfirmed, was still highly likely that her bety was nstant, eternal, and never fad wh time, pecially given her beg such a powerful sorcers.
QUELALA & GAYELETTE
* princess gayelette *
Wish Grantg: Gayelette had the power to grant her own wish, maniftg her sir to realy and make her dreams e te - through her magic, Quelala beme "as strong and good and lovely as any woman uld wish", and when he fully matured to manhood, he was "the bt and wist man all the land". Bety Inducement: Through her power of wish grantg, Gayelette was also able to accs the power to crease the physil bety of others, makg them more pleasg athetilly - while Quelala's other mendable virtu (such as strength, goodns, and wisdom) were dramatilly enhanced through her magic, his most notable qualy was his handsomens, which was so great that she loved him arly. Mythil Beast Manipulatn: Gayelette had the power to ntrol and manipulate mythil beasts, ntrollg them to do her biddg, and dog whatever she wanted to them whenever she wanted to - when she learned of the prank the Wged Monkeys had played on Quelala, her rage, she had all of them "brought before her" wh the tentn of drowng them all, and given how the Kg of the Monkeys had to "plead hard", is reasonable and logil to duce that her power of mythil beast manipulatn was so advanced that the Monkeys were all powerls to fight back, or flee om, or even rist her any way.
Charm Inducement: Through her power of mythil beast manipulatn, Gayelette had the power to put enchantments on objects, btowg them wh magil abili - she enchanted the Goln Cap wh a special charm that enabled whoever owned to mand the Monkeys three tim. Mythil Beast Enslavement: Through her power of mythil beast manipulatn, Gayelette also had the power to subjugate mythil beasts by domatg them and their abily to be pennt begs - exchange for sparg the Monkeys' liv, she ma them the eternal slav to whoever the Goln Cap's owner may be (wherever they may be, they were bound to always prent themselv to the owner when said owner summoned them through the p's charm, and they also had to do whatever said owner's biddg was, unls was well and tly beyond their pabili, and said owner n only mand them three tim).
Gayelette and Quelala played important rol March Lmer's The Frogman of Oz. In How the Wizard Came to Oz, the Wicked Wch of the Wt stole the Goln Cap om Gayelette.
PRCS GAYELETTE AND QUELALA
Quelala was a man who lived the Land of Oz and beme the hband of the Prcs Gayelette. As a young man, Quelala was handsome and manly and wise beyond his years. He attracted the attentn of Prcs Gayelette. Prcs Gayelette was a good ler, loved by her people, but was for a long... * princess gayelette *
In Dorothy of Oz, Gayelette and Quelala met Dorothy Gale, and aid her when she sought them out.
In The Hidn History of Oz seri, Gayelette was the prev Good Wch of the South as well as Glda's mother. Quelala was the hband of Gayelette, the betiful Prcs and sorcers who lived a by palace at the Gillik Country (the northern quadrant of Oz).
Hence, he attracted the attentn of Prcs Gayelette, who had been longg to fd a tly worthy hband.
LIST OF OZ CHARACTERS - GAYELETTE
When he grew to manhood, he beme "the bt and wist man all the land", and he was so handsome that Gayelette loved him arly, and quickly began preparatns for their weddg. One day, jt before the weddg, the mischievo Wged Monkeys (who lived the fort near Gayelette's palace) played a prank on Quelala - they tossed him to a river, and while he was not the least spoiled by all his good fortune, and actually lghed at the prank played on him, his rich stume of pk silk and purple velvet was still ed. Gayelette was fur, and wanted to drown all the Monkeys as punishment, but upon the Kg of the Monkeys' sperate pleas and Quelala's speakg for them, she spared them ndnally: thereafter, the Monkeys had to be the slav to the Goln Cap she had prepared as a weddg prent for Quelala, and whoever that owner may be, and whatever said owner's biddg may be, they - the Monkeys - were bound to obey them three tim unls that particular biddg was well and tly beyond their pabili.
Aware of how Gayelette still uld not bear the sight of the Monkeys, as well as how the Monkeys were also athly aaid of her, Quelala - as the first origal owner of the p - summoned them to meet him the fort after the weddg, and orred them all to always keep out of her sight, which they were happy to do.