Willy Wonka's fear.
When it came to becoming the world's greatest chocolatier, Willy Wonka could do anything. But after years, the price of his antics arrived putting him against the wall and making him choose what was most valuable to him in his life: The Factory or Charlie?
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When Charlie Bucket mysteriously disappears and only a strange letter is found by Doris, Willy Wonka begins to prepare for the worst. Recognizing the handwriting of his archenemy Arthur Slugworth in the mysterious letter, Willy knows that a big choice will have to be made, he just doesn't know how to measure who is most important to him.
Willy Wonka can be crazy, crazy, sadistic, eccentric or any adjective that characterizes him as a narcissistic and crazy child. But even though he is a big narcissistic and crazy child, he knows every single thing that goes on in his beloved factory. After years of hunting for the best way to stop the theft of his secret formulas, he would not forgive the unscrupulous being that had invaded his beloved world. As Willy Wonka shows just how cruel he can be, will Charlie stand by his guardian or try to protect the invader from the wrath of a guy with a limitless mind?
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As always, before the amazing Wonka chocolate is shipped in boxes to all corners of the world, the chocolate goes through the machine, where it is flavored, given its shape. But this time, five Wonka chocolate bars had a special addition. Five golden invitations were hidden in five chocolate bars and sent out into the world. The five golden invitations can be on any candy bar, in any store, in any city, in any state, or in any country in any corner of the world. The five children who find the golden tickets will have the chance to visit the incredible, the most fantastic Chocolate Factory of all time.
Charlie Bucket never believed that Willy Wonka had died. But with the chocolatier gone, old tour mates were about to show up and an old war would have to end. It was time for Willy Wonka to say goodbye.
One-shot short 100% in the sense that I wrote now seeing the fantastic chocolate factory