"For All You Have Done" by Louise Ferrell

I haven't read this in a while so when I checked back after I'd finished I realised it's not completely accurate... The background is all a bit rushed cause I was so sick of it so kinda ignore all that...

**Spoliers**

Elphaba visits Madame Morrible to kill her for all the pain she's caused but Morrible is already dead. Elphie gets a little stressed and hits her with a trophy.

"Then the Witch searched the mantelpiece for the testimonial trophy with the biggest marble base, and she bashed in Madame Morrible's skull with it, with a sound like a splitting of firewood. She left it in the old woman's arms. Its statement could be read by all.... IN APPRECIATION OF EVERYTHING YOU HAVE DONE..."
-- Wicked by Gregory Maguire, pg 365
 

I love that line. So ironic.

Wicked, Elphaba, M. Morrible (c) G Maguire