Six people and one animal are sitting in chairs positioned in a circle in a therapist's office. The person sitting in the center of the image is wearing glasses and and a chin beard and appears to be the therapist. Many of the other people are characters from Wizard of the Oz (Dorothy, Scarecrow, Tin Man, Cowardly Lion).
Characters from a fictional story are sitting in a real world setting (therapist's office). It's also unusual to see fictional characters needing/getting therapy.
Why are Wizard of Oz characters getting therapy?
And my hourly fee is six hundred dollars. You're not in Kansas anymore.
scene: boardroom description: Six people and one animal are sitting in chairs positioned in a circle in a therapist's office. The person sitting in the center of the image is wearing glasses and and a chin beard and appears to be the therapist. Many of the other people are characters from Wizard of the Oz (Dorothy, Scarecrow, Tin Man, Cowardly Lion). uncanny: Characters from a fictional story are sitting in a real world setting (therapist's office). It's also unusual to see fictional characters needing/getting therapy. entities: Land_of_Oz, Meeting. caption: And my hourly fee is six hundred dollars. You're not in Kansas anymore.
In the "Wizard of Oz," the movie that the characters in the chairs are from, the main character says "We're not in Kansas anymore" in reference to the fact that they have been transported to the magical land of Oz. Here, they are in an expensive lawyer's office instead of Oz, and the reason why it's "not Kansas" is not whimsical --- it's because the lawyers in this city (probably New York) are more expensive than in Kansas. The lawyer uses the same line from the movie to justify his high price.