One by one, the tickets were found by children who seemed to represent the worst of humanity:
And then there was Charlie. Against all odds, with a found coin and a last-minute purchase, he unwrapped the fifth shimmering ticket. Inside the Gates
Charlie was the only child left. Expecting a prize of candy, he was instead taken on a ride in the , which shattered through the factory’s roof. C!C 0!3!0!7.mp4
tried to steal a "trained squirrel" and was tossed down the garbage chute as a "bad nut."
A boy who cared only for television and video games, viewing the world through a digital lens. One by one, the tickets were found by
Accompanied by his , Charlie entered the factory. They met Willy Wonka—a man as eccentric as he was brilliant, wearing a plum-colored coat and a top hat.
As the tour progressed, the other children fell victim to their own vices: Expecting a prize of candy, he was instead
For years, the factory gates had been locked. No workers went in, and no workers came out, yet the chimneys billowed violet smoke and the scent of melting cocoa filled the streets. Everything changed the day announced a contest: five Golden Tickets hidden beneath the wrappers of ordinary Wonka Bars would grant five children a tour of the factory and a lifetime supply of chocolate. The Five Winners