"None taken" Grandpa George replied as Sophie looks away, avoiding eye contact with the man.
"Jerk" he muttered, which made Willy become offence by that.

But Willy snap out of it, "A chocolatier has to run free and solo. He has to follow his dreams, gosh darn the consequences" he stated

"Look at me..." Willy said as he gesture to himself.
"...I had no family and I'm a giant sucess" he claimed with a smile on his face.

"So..."

"...if I go with you to the factory, I won't ever see my family again?" Charlie asked.

"Um...Well, Sophie can come too. Yeah! Consider that a bonus!" Willy tells him.
Which caused the girl to become further hurt by this man words, feeling more betrayal than ever.

"Then I'm not going then" Charlie answered, truthfully that he won't go with him.

Willy smile dropped, "I wouldn't give up my family for anything-not for all the chocolate in the world" Charlie said as he held his older sister hand.

"Oh! Oh. I see....That's weird" Willy mumbled as the man turn and walk up to the glass elevator.
He was half way before the man turned around, "There's other candy too. Besides chocolate" the man said with a little hopeful lace in his tone.
Hoping that the boy would change his mind and come with him.

"I'm sorry, Mr Wonka. I'm staying here" Charlie replied, giving the man his final decision.

That he won't change his mind; not here, not now.

"Wow..." Willy continued on, knowing that he couldn't change this single child mind once he set to it.
"Well, that's just unexpected...and weird" he comment in confusion as the man got into the elevator.
"But I'm suppose in that case, I'll just...go then" said Willy as he went and raises his hand to a button.
"Sure you won't change your mind, then?" Willy asked, checking and making sure the boy hasn't changed his mind.
"I'm sure" Charlie replied.
"How about you..." Willy said as he turn his head to Sophie, before she cuts him off.

"Goodbye, Mr Wonka" said Sophie, bluntly interrupted him as tears were in her eyes.
Which stunned the man, "O-Okay. Bye" said Willy and pressed the button.

Door Close

The man pressed the Up and Away button.
Suddenly, the elevator slowly shoots up into the air.
The family watches as it goes up, through the hole.
Willy looking down at Sophie as the elevator disappeared from their view.

The Bucket family is left where they were---with a flattened kitchen table and swirls of snow coming in from the darkening sky.
No one knows what to say until finally...

"Things are going to get much better!"