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Fantasy
What event causes Charlie to eventually acquire the Chocolate Factory in the book Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?
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Charlie acquires the Chocolate Factory after Willy Wonka decides to give it to him as a gift for being the most honest, kind, and humble child among all the other children who visited the factory during the tour.
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