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Wonka's oompa-loompas attacked his chocolate factory in the afternoon, destroying everything in an act of revenge after Wonka destroyed bad chocolates. When questioned by a reporter about the incident, Wonka said he didn't know what happened but heard something before discovering the oompa-loompas had destroyed all in the factory because he previously destroyed bad chocolates.
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- 1. The ompa-loompa attack W.wonka:the oompa- loompa attacked, Reporter:what happened? w.wonka:I don’t know.I heard something. Reporter:where? w.wonka:in the factory. Reporter:when? w.wonka:in the afternoon. Reporter:how? w.wonka:they destroyed all. Reporter:why w.wonka:for revenge because I destroyed the chocolates. Reporter:why? w.wonka:because the chocolates were bad. Wicacally wonka By Javi THE SUN SHINE