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The mice must serve and obey the Woodman in The Wizard of Oz. When asked what they could do for him, what is the Woodman's response?
A. Yes, they could help them find food
OB. Yes, they could help them rescue the Dorothy.
OC. Nothing he could think of.
OD. Yes, they could lead them to Oz

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The Woodman's response to the mice was that B. Yes, they could help them rescue Dorothy.

What is the Wizard of Oz?

This refers to the fiction story that focuses on supernatural events such as witches and wizards and the adventure of a girl and her friends.

Hence, we can see that based on the fact that the mice served Woodman, his biggest heart desire was to get his heart back so that he could be with the woman he loved, Dorothy which was his response to them. (option B)

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