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Who works for Mr wonka in the factory do you think he can trust them?
The Oompa-Loompas work for Willy Wonka in his chocolate factory. Willy Wonka trusts them to do a good job for him.
Letter To mr wonka to visit his chocolate factory?
Willy Wonka is a fictional character.
Who was in the peanut business in charlie and the chocolate factory?
who was in the peanut business in charlie in the chocolate factory
Is mr wonka trying to get rid of the children?
Somebody similar to himself - who will continue to run the factory in the same manner he was already running it.
What is strange about Mr Wonka's when it reopens?
Mr. Wonka's factory is strange when it reopens because it is suddenly back in operation after being closed and abandoned for many years. Additionally, the mysterious invitation that leads a select few inside adds to the intrigue and novelty of the situation.
What clues did the townspeople have that Mr Wonka's factory was once running again?
The townspeople noticed unusual activity around Willy Wonka's factory, including strange sounds and bursts of colorful light emanating from the building. Additionally, there were sightings of Oompa-Loompas working outside, and the factory's gates, which had long been closed, were now open. The streets buzzed with excitement as rumors spread about the factory's reopening, reigniting their childhood memories of Wonka's magical confections.
Why does the family choose grandpa joe to accompany charlie to the chocolate factory In Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?
I think that's an easy one. Mr. Wonka obviously feels sympathy for Charlie, and he think Charlie is like him! If you met someone you like a lot, among many that you don't, you'd probably give them chocolates.
What is willy wonka's favorite candy?
Carrot Cake =}
Who are the little people in mr Wonkas factory?
The "little people" in Willy Wonka's factory are the Oompa-Loompas, a fictional group of small, orange-skinned workers who assist Willy Wonka in his chocolate-making processes. They come from Loompaland, a fictional place, and are known for their unique songs and dances, which they perform throughout the factory. The Oompa-Loompas are characterized by their playful and whimsical nature, contributing to the magical atmosphere of the factory.
Y does mr Willy Wonka create the golden tickets in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?
All the children that found the golden tickets in the candy bars were invited to spend a day at the the Chocolate Factory with Charlie. It was something that all children wanted to do.
What is the theme of the Willy Wonka movie?
SO the whole story is there is a man WILLY WONKA who owns the world most known chocolate factory but he has kept his factory closed, no one goes in and no one out. Then Mr. Wonka decides to open the chocolate factory for five kids and one of their gaurdians because [little do they know] he wants to pass on the factory because of him getting old and wanting to give it away. He wants to find one kid who will really take care of ti and he sets them up with a "slugworth" character who he makes seem is trying to steal willy wonkas ideas for candies and etc. There is one child Mike TV, who mostly only watches tv, Augustus gallop, a fat child who eats a mass amount of choclate bars, violet bulragard, who chews a massive amount of gum and holds a record for gum choosing and one bratty girl who gets everything she wants. and of course the most important character set aside from wonka is charlie, a poor young boy, who is "just lucky to be there" < line from the remake. All of the children do things that get them lost somewhere in the factory or ending up in unfortunate situations ending their travels with mr wonka. Charlie makes it to the end and is excited about winning when mr wonka has a turn of heart and tells charlie he wins nothing until charlie returns the candy when wonka realizes hes passed the test and can be trusted with the factory. the story is all abouta poor boy who gets the chance of a lifetime
Is there really mr Willy Wonka chocolates?
No. (I don't think)
