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There is also at least one homage to the 2005 film, as Augustus Gloop finds his Golden Ticket the same way in both versions: Noticing that a Wonka Bar he's eating tastes odd, he realizes it's because he's chewed off a corner of the ticket with his first bite.
Source: Internal Homage - There's at least one reference to the 2005 film, as Augustus finds his Golden Ticket the same way in both versions: Noticing that a Wonka Bar he's eating tastes odd, he realizes it's because he's chewed off a corner of the ticket with his first bite!
- He can't do anything morally grey and/or make the better of two bad choices (let innocent Ashildr die or save her but render her immortal?) without getting chewed out by other characters and/or seeing his actions come back to bite him where it hurts later.
Source: Protagonist-Centered Morality
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