Charlie & The Chocolate Factory
by Roald Dahl
5 Golden Tickets.
They think it’s the tour of a lifetime but they are being secretly trialed.
Only the purest of hearts will pass eccentric Wonka’s morality test to win the grandest prize; the Chocolate Factory and co-creative powers.
Those who sin, lose.
The story is an analogy for life.
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Oh God I watched this as a kid so I didn't realise it's deep meaning. I gotta rewatch it!