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== Behind the scenes ==
== Behind the scenes ==
Golden tickets were involved in the plot of {{w|Roald Dahl|Roald Dahl}}'s ''{{w|Charlie and the Chocolate Factory|Charlie and the Chocolate Factory}}'', where a small number of such tickets were spread around the world by Willy Wonka, allowing whatever child found them to take part in a tour of the titular magical Chocolate Factory. It is not clear if the “kid” who Jenny helps find a ticket is one of the five kids who get to visit the Factory within the books, acquiring their ticket in a different way than portrayed in the canonical narrative, or if it is a different child entirely.
Golden tickets were involved in the plot of {{w|Roald Dahl|Roald Dahl}}'s ''[[Charlie and the Chocolate Factory]]'', where a small number of such tickets were spread around the world by Willy Wonka, allowing whatever child found them to take part in a tour of the titular [[Willy Wonka's chocolate factory|magical Chocolate Factory]]. It is not clear if the “kid” who Jenny helps find a ticket is one of the five kids who get to visit the Factory within the books, acquiring their ticket in a different way than portrayed in the original narrative, or if it is a different child entirely.


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Revision as of 18:45, 15 June 2024

As part of her work for the Multidimensional Finders Service, Jenny Over-There once helped a “kid” find a golden ticket. (PROSE: The Tribulations of Jenny Over-There)

Behind the scenes

Golden tickets were involved in the plot of Roald Dahl's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, where a small number of such tickets were spread around the world by Willy Wonka, allowing whatever child found them to take part in a tour of the titular magical Chocolate Factory. It is not clear if the “kid” who Jenny helps find a ticket is one of the five kids who get to visit the Factory within the books, acquiring their ticket in a different way than portrayed in the original narrative, or if it is a different child entirely.