Cynthia Erivo discusses emotional end of ‘Wicked: For Good’

Cynthia Erivo just shared her thoughts on the emotional complement Bad: good.

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The second film ends with Elphaba signaling a fitting death by hiding her in a trap door.

She and her lover, Fiyero (Jonathan Bailey) – who left her best friend, Glinda (Ariana Grande), were turned into reeds after the sunrise in Oz.

Before leaving, Elphaba gives the Grimmerie spell book to Glinga in New Pinda, and the two reconcile, singing one of “good.”

Touching on the intimate moment between the two characters, he said “two things are happening in that line. They’re both trying to help Glinda happen, but they’re also comfortable.”

“I think she sees that her friend sees one way,” she explained, adding, “and I like between the lines when you can say something in a sentence, but there’s more going on.”

Erivo continued: “Look at me, look at me. Don’t let your eyes know that Glinda sees what everyone else sees, and you have to be good too, that’s the only way we can move forward.”

The producer said she likes the line “because it’s something that Elphaba rolls for, too.”

“I think that it is the first time that it has come to the next conclusion,” concludes Chivo Erivo.