The scene opens with excitement as Grandpa Joe and his grandson Charlie step into Willy Wonka’s colorful office, filled with visions of the lifetime supply of chocolate Willy had promised them. However, the mood quickly shifts when Willy, with his eyes glued to the papers in front of him, conveys that he is extraordinarily busy. Grandpa Joe, brimmed with hope, implores Willy about the chocolate, but the answer is a harsh no. To his dismay, Willy coldly explains that Charlie doesn’t get the chocolate because, according to him, rules were broken. Grandpa Joe, genuinely puzzled, insists he never saw any rules. Suddenly, Willy's demeanor changes—his voice rises in anger as he recites the exact clause from a contract, detailing how Charlie forfeited any rights by “stealing” fizzy lifting drinks, leaving him with nothing. In disbelief, Grandpa Joe blasts Willy as a cheat and a swindler, feeling the weight of the unfairness crashing down around them. In a moment of desperation, Grandpa Joe quietly suggests that Charlie give the gobstopper to Mr. Slugworth to escape their struggles. In an unexpected twist, Charlie places the gobstopper on the table, causing Willy to have a change of heart. With a joyful expression, Willy reveals that Charlie is the real winner. He expresses his heartfelt apologies for putting Charlie through such distress, leaving behind a sense of hope and possibilities.