Violet Beauregarde

Then two of the jaw-breakers went down into the acid. That would have been good, if they weren’t the two on the sides...THEY WERE TRAPPED! “Ahhh, what do we do?” Charlie screams. Then they notice a giant splash about 6ft down the stream . “Ah!” Everyone screams and looks up. “Mintos…” Charlie whispers. Then a gigantic gelatin monster punches the wall repeatedly. “Why is that monster hitting that wall?” Augustus asks. “Seriously? That’s your question right now?” Veruca answers. Then a huge clump of mintos fall into the acid and startled the gargoyles. They flew off with the kids on them. “Ahh!” They all screamed and held on. A couple seconds later the gargoyles dropped them off into a pile of jello. “Okay Willy, what’s going on?” Violet asks. “Okay kids, umm...you see, some of our recipes…” “Just tell us old man!” Veruca shouts. “Ok well, some of our recipes “went bad” in the making. And they made monsters. It-it’s even in the newspaper. That’s why I thought this was canceled.” Willy answers. Ouuoo! “Oh, no! Is that a werewolf?” “Yeah, umm...you see, the werewolf’s teeth, are made out of peppermint bark.” Willy says. “What? That’s gonna kill us! I’m too precious to die!” Veruca whines. “RUN! It’s coming our way!” Willy…

Wonka was a mysterious and fascinating maker of magical delights, as an adult, he appears cold, judgmental, and narcissistic. The self-serving nature of creating so much chaos to find someone to create and mold in his likeness with the golden tickets, closing the factory to protect his precious ideas and his disdain for the rest of the world are all prevalent in the character Gene created. Whether watching Willy Wonka strictly to be entertained, or to challenge yourself to find the metaphoric…

Introduction Charlie and also the Chocolate Factory (2005) is a adventure movie directed through Tim Burton and an adaption from the 1964 children’s book from the same title by Roald Dahl. The owner, Willy Wonka hid 5 golden seats in their Wonka dark chocolate bars. The fortunate finders from the golden ticket is going to be invited to go to the chocolate factory with one member of the family. Among the five will win an eternity supply associated with chocolates along with a special solution…

For at this time it (this type of time that is not measured in months or years) is what drove the people. For when Fink describes the rhododendrons at the beginning of Night of Surrender she says they are “in full bloom, covered with pale violet flowers” and then towards the end of the story describes the rhododendrons as “already yellow and withered”. Just like in the changing color of the rhododendrons Fink’s main character in Night of Surrender, Ann is also going through a change of color,…

Bad Beginning, Violet is the leader and is also the oldest. These two characters are very smart and always feels that they must protect the others at any cost. Also, in Maximum Ride: Nevermore, Fang is the second in command, right behind Max, the leader. He is quiet, but he knows more than he lets on. In A Series of Unfortunate Events: The Bad Beginning, Klaus is the brains behind the operation, he is also quiet, but he is always thinking. Last, Angel is apart of the flock and Sunny is apart of…

children aren’t your average 14,12, and 2 year olds.They have managed to escape him each time. Violet, the oldest has an amazing brain to make up inventions. Klaus is able to read and obtain all of that information. Sunny is just a baby but likes to bite things, which comes in handy when finding out Count Olafs wooden leg was fake. Count Olaf is not getting away with these kids this time. Yes, he may have them in his possession while getting on a plane.…

Both of the authors had a different style of producing the resource. For proof, the author of the fictional resource put characters with much different personalities. Though not every kid is alike of course, Rhode Dahl had managed to make them completely different, as if to show the different lifestyles and attitudes of the kids to spice up the story. For example, the characters in the book were Charlie Bucket, Veruca Salt, Augustus Gloop, Violet Beauregarde, and Mike Teavee. Each of them had…

Charlie Bucket lives with his family, Grandpa Joe and Grandma Josephine, Grandpa George and Grandma Georgina and his mother and father. They live in a little house and are very poor. His grandparents are elderly and stay in bed all day long. Charlie’s father works hard in a toothpaste factory but no matter how hard he works he never makes enough money to feed his family. They live on cabbage and cabbage soup, and Charlie is always hungry. Charlie loves chocolate and gets one chocolate bar for…

she laid eyes caused her to lose the contest. She insisted on getting one of Willy Wonka’s trained squirrels, and when the squirrels realized she was a “bad nut,” Veruca got thrown down the garbage shoot. The next child to win a golden ticket was Violet Beauregarde, who has never lost in her whole life. So of course this golden ticket would not be the start of her loosing streak. Violet was currently in the race to hold the world record for the longest chewed piece of gum. Violet viewed…

He has made them up in his mind. Each child reflects a stage in Freud’s theory, but Willy Wonka also inhibits a number of these features. The movie did portray the symptoms of the disorder, not only through Willy Wonka, but also through the children. To accurately show how these symptoms depict I will explain the children and their stages. These represent different forms of Willy’s schizophrenia. Augustus Gloop, early oral stage in which the child suckles. He is always sucking/nibbling on…