L. Frank Baum had triggered the senses through out his book, The Wizard of Oz. He was very descriptive and used colors to paint a picture of the curious land. Baum used many different hues to depict a characters self and the mood of the chapter In the movie, Dorothy's shoes were red. This was only because red showed up better on film. In the book, her slippers were white. Baum used white because it universally represents purity. The white also represents Dorothy's calmness. Dorothy also wore blue on her dress. The blue symbolizes trust and loyalty. Through out the book, Dorothy remains loyal to her friends. She is constantly helping them out through their troubles. Orange symbolizes strength and endurance. This