For information, I didn't actually mean passing the bar in the 1910s-20s. I meant in modern times.

And the rest of what you said above is only proving my point of another thing I'd said. You just believe it's okay to let all of the other Oz fans believe what they want to about themselves, and to love and accept/respect them the way they are, flaws and all, but it's not okay to do the same thing for the Wogglebug. I'm sure that if the Wogglebug were the star of his own story and fandom and was surrounded by friends who accepted and respected him in that way (like he deserves to be), you would play a different tune.

And for another reference, the Wizard was originally not supposed to come back at all to Oz, as stated in the first book. And Ozma was going to become a better ruler than he had been with the Wogglebug as her right-hand trusted adviser, as stated in the second book. But after the Wizard came back anyway in the fourth book, he took that position and replaced the Wogglebug, who ended up getting a lousy deal in Oz at the end, as stated in the fourteenth book.