stackyFACTSBefore heavily sanitizing the narrative for highly impressionable children, the beloved author originally intended a significantly darker fate for his protagonist.
Before heavily sanitizing the narrative for highly impressionable children, the beloved author originally intended a significantly darker fate for his protagonist. Early completely unreleased drafts featured the golden ticket winner aggressively falling into a massive vat of chocolate and being encased like a creepy sugary statue. It is probably for the absolute best that he completely removed the traumatizing scene before it reached the printing press.
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