Boq List of Wicked characters

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boq munchkin knew elphaba child , reunites @ shiz university. father bfee major of rush margins. @ first, interested in talking elphaba in hope him gain attention of galinda, crush. however, on time boq , elphaba become close friends , dr. dillamond research, along college mates crope , tibbett. later in life, elphaba meets boq while on hunt dorothy along yellow brick road. married milla, 1 of glinda s friends university , 2 have many children. in musical, galinda annoyed constant advances of schoolmate boq. way of escape, galinda encourages boq invite nessarose ozdust ballroom favor her. willing favor, agrees; nessarose becomes obsessed boq , believes destined forever. upon death of father, frex, becomes new governor of munchkinland , enslaves munchkins service in order keep boq near her. when elphaba enchants shoes, giving nessarose power walk, boq declares intentions leave , seek out glinda before marries fiyero. devastated @ boq s final rejection of her, attempts use grimmerie spell make him lose heart her, mispronounces words , causes boq literally lose heart. elphaba s option save boq death turn him tin man. in original broadway production of musical, played christopher fitzgerald.







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