Charlie & The Chocolate Factory Charlie is a very sensible, mature and caring child whereas, the other children are greedy and eccentric. Through the novel, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Roald Dahl showed the reader that the most deserving was not the wealthiest, strongest or biggest, but the kindest and most loving out of them all, Charlie. The other four children were wealthy and strong but had no manners or morals. All the wealth …showed first 75 words of 473 total…

…showed last 75 words of 473 total…to get myself one this very minute." So she went in even after Wonka told her she can't have one. Due to this her and her parents ended up down the rubbish chute. Their greed and selfishness made them undeserving of inheriting the factory. In conclusion, Charlie was the most deserving of inheriting the factory. The other four had their faults such as: greed, selfishness, obsessiveness and arrogance. Charlie was the only one without fault.