Convinced, the Queen enlists the British Army and RAF. They follow the BFG to Giant Country, capture the sleeping giants, and dump them into a massive pit in London. A Happy Ending
Because Sophie spotted him, the giant reaches through her window, snatches her from her bed, and runs across the countryside to . Sophie is terrified, believing she will be eaten. However, she soon learns that her captor is the BFG (Big Friendly Giant), the only giant who refuses to eat "human beans". Life in Giant Country BFG.7z
As a reward, the Queen builds the BFG a giant house and Sophie a cottage next door. The BFG learns to read and write properly, eventually writing down their adventures in a book—the very book the reader has just finished. Convinced, the Queen enlists the British Army and RAF
The story begins during the witching hour —that silent, dark time in the middle of the night when all humans are in a deep sleep. , a young orphan who cannot sleep, peeks out her window and sees something impossible: a giant, spindly figure carrying a suitcase and a long, trumpet-like instrument. Captured by the Giant Sophie is terrified, believing she will be eaten
While the other nine giants—with names like the and the Bonecruncher —gallop off every night to snack on people, the BFG lives on a diet of foul-tasting Snozzcumbers and a bubbly green drink called Frobscottle (which causes "Whizzpoppers").
Sophie and the BFG visit Buckingham Palace. Sophie sits on the Queen's windowsill to prove the dream was real.
