Yes, Mrs. Gloop. Her character is the one that allows Augustus to do whatever he wants. Dahl's book is as much an indictment on the parents as it is of the children. By that I mean I think he ...

In the children’s classic, written by Roald Dahl, Augustus Gloop is fat boy hooked on chocolate ... forced to perform as the fat and greedy character would lead totally humiliate her in front ...

Augustus Gloop is no longer fat ... removing many of Dahl’s colourful descriptions and making his characters less grotesque. The review of Dahl’s language was undertaken to ensure that ...

Augustus Gloop is most certainly a caricature rather than a character, but to his credit so are all of the kids who adventure into Willy Wonka s magical factory (other than perhaps Charlie himself).

In Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, for example, Augustus Gloop is described as “enormous ... s Edge to Sylvia References to “female” characters have also been changed to say “woman ...

The character Augustus Gloop in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is no longer called "fat." Instead he is described as "enormous," The Telegraph reports. Instead of being called "small men ...

Editor's note: A Dietland quote in this review contains language some may find offensive. In fiction, there are the Good Fats (Clara Peggotty, Mrs. Weasley and various other pillowy matrons) and ...