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Charlie Bucket
6 years
Charlie lives in Nicetown next to the largest Wonka candy factory. There are three people in his family: he, his mother and his grandfather (her father). His father died when Charlie was 2 years old. He was shot by criminals. Their family was poor, but after their father's death, they became extremely poor. Grandfather works in a stationery factory, but receives little money. His mother works in a bakery. But that doesn't make them rich either. Charlie also tries to help the family by cleaning the shoes of passers-by. But most often it does not bring a single coin. You would think that the poverty of the Bucket family made the boy greedy. But no. On the contrary, he is very generous. This generosity is shown when he finds a bill. He wanted to give it to someone, but they offered to spend the money on chocolate. Generosity is shown even when he finds his golden ticket, wanting to sell it to someone for a lot of money. But they told him to keep it. Charlie was afraid that his mother and grandfather would be furious that Charlie had gotten the golden ticket instead of the money. But the mother was very happy for her son, and the grandfather danced with joy. At Willy Wonka's factory, of course, he became Mr. Wonka's apprentice. Later and his son.

Description
Charlie Bucket
6 years
Charlie lives in Nicetown next to the largest Wonka candy factory. There are three people in his family: he, his mother and his grandfather (her father). His father died when Charlie was 2 years old. He was shot by criminals. Their family was poor, but after their father's death, they became extremely poor. Grandfather works in a stationery factory, but receives little money. His mother works in a bakery. But that doesn't make them rich either. Charlie also tries to help the family by cleaning the shoes of passers-by. But most often it does not bring a single coin. You would think that the poverty of the Bucket family made the boy greedy. But no. On the contrary, he is very generous. This generosity is shown when he finds a bill. He wanted to give it to someone, but they offered to spend the money on chocolate. Generosity is shown even when he finds his golden ticket, wanting to sell it to someone for a lot of money. But they told him to keep it. Charlie was afraid that his mother and grandfather would be furious that Charlie had gotten the golden ticket instead of the money. But the mother was very happy for her son, and the grandfather danced with joy. At Willy Wonka's factory, of course, he became Mr. Wonka's apprentice. Later and his son.