Corrected entry: Willy Wonka says the reason he sent out the tickets was because he needed a child to run the factory. However, there were many adults trying to find a ticket. All five ticket winners could've easily been adults. So his plan could've very likely failed, and he could've easily been forced to give the factory to an adult, even though he said he wouldn't trust one.
LorgSkyegon
9th Jan 2019
Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (1971)
Correction: Given that Slugworth/Wilkinson was at every location when the ticket was found, Wonka obviously didn't simply put them in random bars.
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Correction: Wonka would have easily thought of this, and considering one of his aides was there at each time, he planted the bars for kids to find.
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