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My Favorite Two Scenes!

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Setting


One of the settings in Charlie and the chocolate ​factory is Charlie's house. Charlie's house is very ​dirty and very old, it's not a safe place to live.

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Another setting, well actually the most important ​setting, is the chocolate factory. The chocolate factory ​is an amazing place with Oompa loompas, edible grass, a ​chocolate river and much more.

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Plot

Starting - Charlie is very poor and has nothing to ​eat.


Rising action - Newspaper announces the contest

Climax - Charlie gets the golden ticket


Falling action - All kids break the rules


Resolution - Charlie is the last kid left and he gets to ​live and take over the company when Willy Wonka ​retires

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Summary

Charlie lived in a beaten up house, and lives with his ​parents and both pairs of grandparents. For nearly 15 ​years no one has seen anyone come out of Willy ​Wonka's factory. One day Willy Wonka made a ​contest that 5 lucky kids will find a golden ticket in ​their chocolate bars. For Charlie's birthday he gets a ​chocolate bar, but he doesn't win. But one day he ​finds some money on the ground and he buys a ​chocolate bar with it, AND HE WINS! Charlie decides to ​take one of his grandpas who used to work at the ​factory. Charlie and the four other kids have an ​adventure. Willy Wonka watches as each kid breaks ​the rules and gets their punishment, until Charlie is the ​only kid left. Charlie gets rewarded, by him and his ​family living in the factory, and getting to take over the ​factory when Willy Wonka retires.

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Theme

I think the theme of this book is, follow the rules and ​you'll be rewarded. I think that because Charlie was the ​only kid who didn't break the rules and he got to live in ​the factory and own it.

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Fun Facts

Gene Wilder said he'll only agree to play the part of ​Willy Wonka if he'll get to do a somersault, in the ​opening when he meets the kids.

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The chocolate river was made with real ​chocolate and water and cream.

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The kids reactions of the candy ​garden is real, it was their first time ​on that part of the set.

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When they were in the boat on the ​chocolate river, the Oompa loompa who ​was pretending to steer the boat actually ​thought he was steering it, the director ​didn't tell him so it looks more real.

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Veruca is a medical term for wart, ​which I think suits her personality.

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The actors who played Veruca, and Violet both ​had a crush on the actor who played Charlie. ​Everyday they would take turns to spend time ​with him. We don't know if he liked them back.

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The scene when Augustus was filmed for ​winning a golden ticket was a real ​German restaurant. Because they filmed ​the movie in Germany, the actors spent ​a lot of their lunches there.

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Roald named Willy Wonka after a toy, it ​was like a boomerang.

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The Oompa Loompas were 10 total in the ​original film, however, in the 2005 movie ​there was only one man that acted as all ​of the Oompa Loompas.

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Characters

Augustus Gloop

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Violet Beauregarde

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Veruca Salt

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Mi​ke Teavee

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Ch​arlie Bucket

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Mr​. Willy Wonka

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Roald

Dahl

Roald Dahl is the author of Charlie and the ​Chocolate Factory. He was born on September ​13 1916, and died November 23 1990. Roald lived ​in England. He served for Britain in World War 2 ​for seven years in the air force. Roald Dahl ​wrote other books like James and the Giant ​Peach, Matilda, and other books too.

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