Benny

Benny, nicknamed for 'Public Benefactor,' is a stone statue from a Boston park brought to life, who falls into Oz.

"Then I shall call you Benny,"

What the books say it is

made of quarried stone 1 chapter
- First," he began slowly, "I was quarried, then I was hacked and hewn into my present shape.
  The Giant Horse of Oz, ch. 3
- she saw a gray stone gentleman in a frock coat pounding after her, waving both arms
  The Giant Horse of Oz, ch. 3
colour gray 1 chapter
- she saw a gray stone gentleman in a frock coat pounding after her, waving both arms
  The Giant Horse of Oz, ch. 3
wears a frock coat 1 chapter
- she saw a gray stone gentleman in a frock coat pounding after her, waving both arms
  The Giant Horse of Oz, ch. 3
trait pleasant and jolly 1 chapter
- The stone frown that was carved on Benny's forehead had gradually melted away, and his expression was now so pleasant and jolly, I am sure none of the worthy fathers of Boston would have recognized their former citizen.
  The Giant Horse of Oz, ch. 20

The Giant Horse of Oz (10 of 20 chapters)

The Giant Horse of Oz (1 of 20 chapters)

friend of Herby 1 chapter
- Benny was too overcome to say a word, but Herby, with a great jingling of pill boxes, arose and, with one hand on his medicine chest, made a lengthy speech of thanks.
  The Giant Horse of Oz, ch. 20
travels with The Scarecrow 1 chapter
- So well did Benny carry out the Scarecrow's instruction, the flimsy straw man was jerked from the ground and fairly flew through the air at the stone man's side.
  The Giant Horse of Oz, ch. 4
travels with Trot 1 chapter
- "But the bird!" panted Benny, nodding absently to Trot.
  The Giant Horse of Oz, ch. 4
enemy of Akbad 1 chapter
- As Benny's stone fingers closed around his ankles Akbad soared into the air.
  The Giant Horse of Oz, ch. 4