El Espantapájaros, en El Mago de Oz, representa el arquetipo de la mente en desarrollo, la imaginación, el talento, la creatividad.

El espantapájaros es un ser de la mágica Tierra de Oz, y es el primer compañero y un camarada leal de Dorothy Gale y de su pequeño perrito Toto, a quien descubren en su camino para ir a ver al gran y poderoso Mago. Dorothy anima al espantapájaros a unirse a ellos para pedirle al mago que le conceda un cerebro, ya que él cree que le falta. Al final de la historia y tras pasar por muchas aventuras consigue lo que quería y se convierte en uno de los personajes más inteligentes de todo Oz.

La obra de Coderch&Malavia trata de acercarnos a los cambios que se producen, en el personaje durante su viaje:

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The Scarecrow, in The Wizard of Oz, represents the archetype of the developing mind, imagination, talent, creativity.

Scarecrow is a being from the magical Land of Oz, and is the first mate and loyal comrade of Dorothy Gale and her little dog Toto, whom they discover on their way to see the great and powerful Wizard. Dorothy encourages the Scarecrow to join them in asking the Wizard to grant her a brain, as he believes he has not. At the end of the story and after going through many adventures he gets what he wanted and becomes one of the most intelligent characters in all of Oz.

Coderch&Malavia's work tries to bring us closer to the changes that occur in the character during his journey:

- Become aware of reality.

- Question reality and take action to get rid of falsehoods.

- Have a goal and get going, reflecting on motivations, deep desires and attitudes.

- Find the human dimensions and one's own identity.

- Overcome fears and insecurities.