Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator

Significance of The Great Glass Elevator

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Asked by Cat on 29 Feb 05:16

Last updated by Cat on 29 Feb 05:24

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Answered by Cat on 29 Feb 05:24

The Great Glass Elevator makes all locations possible, and therefore represents the power of the imagination. It matches the flights of fancy of its creator, Willy Wonka. Anywhere Wonka needs to be, it can take him. It opens any door to a myriad of fantasy worlds, like outer space or a room made entirely out of chocolate. Of course, some of these fantasy worlds are dangerous, like Minusland.