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This controversy raises fundamental questions about the preservation of literary integrity versus the desire for inclusivity and sensitivity. Is it dialogue and adaptation, or censorship and erasure? Critics argue that altering classic works risks erasing cultural and literary history, while proponents claim it's necessary for a more inclusive future.

As the debate continues, the story of Roald Dahl's books serves as a battleground for these competing visions of cultural progress and artistic preservation. The outcome will likely influence how literature—and perhaps society itself—views the boundaries of acceptable expression and the importance of protecting artistic legacy from the forces of political correctness.