The Magic of Oz™

Trot

also Tiny Trot

A seaside girl who reaches Oz with Cap'n Bill and remains there.

First named in The Marvelous Land of Oz, ch. 6

Then he decided they could go faster, so he shouted: “Trot!”

Names in the books

What the books say it is

  • origin a girl sucked with Cap'n Bill down a whirlpool into the farthest depths of the ocean 1 chapter
    • Whirling like tops, but still clinging together, the sailor and the girl were separated from their boat and plunged down--down--down--into the farthermost recesses of the great ocean.
      The Scarecrow of Oz, ch. 2
  • size little 1 chapter
  • eyes big, solemn 1 chapter
  • trait earnest, simple 1 chapter

Appears in

The Scarecrow of Oz (20 of 24 chapters)
Rinkitink in Oz (1 of 24 chapters)
The Lost Princess of Oz (14 of 26 chapters)
The Tin Woodman of Oz (1 of 24 chapters)
The Magic of Oz (8 of 23 chapters)
Glinda of Oz (4 of 24 chapters)
Kabumpo in Oz (1 of 22 chapters)
The Cowardly Lion of Oz (1 of 22 chapters)
The Lost King of Oz (3 of 21 chapters)
The Giant Horse of Oz (10 of 20 chapters)
Jack Pumpkinhead of Oz (3 of 21 chapters)
The Yellow Knight of Oz (2 of 20 chapters)

Mentioned in

The Marvelous Land of Oz (1 of 24 chapters)
The Scarecrow of Oz (3 of 24 chapters)
The Lost Princess of Oz (1 of 26 chapters)
The Tin Woodman of Oz (1 of 24 chapters)
The Magic of Oz (6 of 23 chapters)
Glinda of Oz (3 of 24 chapters)
The Royal Book of Oz (2 of 24 chapters)
Kabumpo in Oz (6 of 22 chapters)
The Lost King of Oz (3 of 21 chapters)
The Hungry Tiger of Oz (1 of 20 chapters)
The Gnome King of Oz (1 of 20 chapters)
The Giant Horse of Oz (4 of 20 chapters)
Jack Pumpkinhead of Oz (1 of 21 chapters)
The Yellow Knight of Oz (1 of 20 chapters)

Connections

  • friend of Betsy Bobbin 1 chapter
    • Trot had already come to the conclusion that in Dorothy and Betsy she had found two delightful comrades, and Button-Bright was just as much at home here as he had been in the fields of Jinxland or when he was buried in the popcorn snow of the Land of Mo.
      The Scarecrow of Oz, ch. 24
  • friend of Cap'n Bill 1 chapter
    • Any further effort to escape the whirlpool was useless, and realizing this fact Cap'n Bill turned toward Trot and put an arm around her, as if to shield her from the awful fate before them.
      The Scarecrow of Oz, ch. 1
  • friend of Dorothy Gale 1 chapter
    • Trot had already come to the conclusion that in Dorothy and Betsy she had found two delightful comrades, and Button-Bright was just as much at home here as he had been in the fields of Jinxland or when he was buried in the popcorn snow of the Land of Mo.
      The Scarecrow of Oz, ch. 24
  • friend of Ozma 1 chapter
  • friend of The Scarecrow 1 chapter
  • travels with Betsy Bobbin 1 chapter
  • travels with Button Bright 1 chapter
    • So, as they hurried on to the blue cottage, Trot told how she and Button Bright and Cap'n Bill had flown on a magic umbrella to Sky Island, conquered the Pinks and Blues, and how she had been crowned Queen of the island.
      The Giant Horse of Oz, ch. 14
  • travels with Cap'n Bill 1 chapter
    • When these wrappings were removed, the fish was found thoroughly cooked and both Trot and Cap'n Bill ate of it freely.
      The Scarecrow of Oz, ch. 2
  • travels with Ork 1 chapter
    • Trot and Cap'n Bill listened to this recital with much interest, and from the friendly tone and harmless appearance of the Ork they judged he was not likely to prove so disagreeable a companion as at first they had feared he might be.
      The Scarecrow of Oz, ch. 3
  • travels with Pon 1 chapter
  • servant of Quiberon 1 chapter
  • owns Peg Amy 1 chapter
    • He had carved her for Trot one day when they were on a picnic in the Winkie Country, from the wood of a small yellow tree, and as Captain Bill had old-fashioned notions, Peg was a very old-fashioned doll.
      Kabumpo in Oz, ch. 6

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