Golden Geese from "summary" of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (Colour Edition) by Roald Dahl
In the chocolate room, Willy Wonka proudly presents his latest invention - a flock of geese that lay golden eggs. These eggs are made of the finest chocolate, wrapped in shiny gold foil. The geese themselves are quite extraordinary - their feathers are a shimmering gold color, and they honk in perfect harmony. Wonka explains that each goose lays a single golden egg every day, making them incredibly valuable. The concept of the Golden Geese is a testament to Wonka's creativity and ingenuity. By combining the natural behavior of geese with his passion for chocolate making, he has created a truly magical creature. The geese not only provide a delicious treat in the form of their chocolate eggs but also serve as a marvel of modern confectionery. The Golden Geese are a symbol of abundance and prosperity in Wonka's world. Their ability to produce valuable eggs on a daily basis represents the limitless potential of his chocolate factory. With these geese, Wonka can ...
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