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Chapters
9 and 10
Settings:
the house and the shop of sweets.
Characters:
Charlie, Grandpa Joe, Grandma Josephine, Mr Bucket, Grandpa
George,
Grandma Georgina and Mr Willy Wonka.
Summary:
the day after, a few persons found the Golden Tickets
missing; when Charlie came house from school he said hello to
his grandfather. His grandfather gave Charlie a silver coin and
he told him to run to the nearest bar to buy a Wonka’s nutty
crunch surprise. Unfortunately they don’t find the golden
ticket. During the next weeks the weather turned very very cold.
The
situation became more and more difficult because they didn’t
have anything to eat. The reason for this was that the
toothpaste factory, suddenly went burst and closed down. One
afternoon, walking back home, Charlie found a fifty-pence piece.
Those pence meant to him “food”. He
whispered
to himself, he would buy a bar of chocolate and he would take
back the rest of the money to his mother.
Personal
comments: the chapters 9th and 10th have a good link. In
both chapters there is a wish to find a golden ticket in a
chocolate bar and a family that become poor, these chapters make
people think about the persons that don’t anything.
Relevant
quotation: “All at once, they both saw the funny side
of the whole
thing,
and they burst into peals of laughter”.
I
was impressed by this sentence because they aren’t angry when
they don’t find the golden ticket, rather they burst laughter
in front of the misfortune.
by Simone
T.
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