Without raw materials, the factory shuts down and the Once-ler’s relatives leave. According to Wikipedia, the story ends like this (I haven’t read it): The Thneed factory expands, polluting the air and water, and eventually they cut down all the Truffula trees, putting themselves out of business. Sensing a mercantile opportunity, the Once-ler cuts down the trees to manufacture “Thneed”, apparently a fabric used to make beautiful clothes. The book’s plot involves a man called the Once-ler visiting a beautiful forest of Truffula trees inhabited by the Lorax and many other species. Seuss’s most famous books, The Lorax (you can see a preview of the book’s contents at the Amazon site). The New York Times from two days ago has an article about one of Dr.
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