Todo Bem Tem Seu Preço pulls you into a swirl of magic words and pounding drums as the witch calls on the chant “Eleka nahmen…” to protect the one she loves. At first, the spell feels invincible—skin that cannot bruise, bones that never break—but the moment it falters, she is hit by a painful truth: even heroic intentions can invite disaster, and the people of Oz are quick to repay charity with suspicion.
Reeling from Fiyero’s apparent loss, she questions whether her good deeds were really selfless or just a way to be accepted. That doubt curdles into rage, and the song becomes her fiery declaration that “every good has its price.” By the end, she embraces the title of the Wicked Witch, vowing never to try helping anyone again. It is a dramatic turning point, showing how disappointment can twist hope into defiance and how the line between hero and villain can be as thin as a broomstick in the storm.