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    tripled by a surgery and then losing it. That’s what happened to Charlie Gordon‚ a 37 year old with an IQ lower than most people. Charlie Gordon has an IQ of 68. After a surgery‚ his IQ becomes 204. However‚ he then lost his IQ and was where he was at before the surgery. Throughout the story “Flowers for Algernon”‚ Charlie Gordon’s experiences shape and change him and his values for the better. At the beginning of the story‚ Charlie values intelligence. To prove this‚let’s look at his first progress

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    overview of the plot for this section. Charlie goes back to the lab and he takes over the experiment. Burt tells Charlie that Algernon is losing his intelligence. Charlie goes to the Warren home to see what it is like. At the lab Algernon continues to decline and Charlie works hard to find out why. At a party Charlie gets into an argument with Nemur. Charlie comes up with his "Algernon-Gordon Effect" which explains his demented and Algernon’s deterioration. Charlie visits his demented mother and sister

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    The book is about Charlie‚ who is a poor little boy. Charlie is living with his parents and his grandparents. They all live in a small wooden house on the edge of a great town. One day it was written in the newspaper that the chocolate maker Willy Wonka would let five children come in to his chocolate factory. But to get in to the chocolate factory you must found a golden ticket. Willy Wonka has hidden the golden tickets in Willy`s chocolatebars all around the world. When Charlie didin`t have any

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    giving a human face to the victims of a regime that received both covert support and overt recognition from the U.S. government. Although thousands of people were killed in the coup‚ the film focuses intensely and exclusively on just one victim‚ Charlie Horman‚ an American writer and journalist who was disappeared by the Chilean military. He is intently watching the scene in front of him‚ which is visible to the audience as a distant‚ distorted reflection in the glass of the car window. The tense

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    young boy‚ named Charlie. He tells about the last time he saw his father. He is in New York to visit his grandmother‚ and decides to meet with his father‚ who he hasn’t seen in three years. They have a lunch date‚ but the father is dissatisfied with the waiters‚ so they move from one restaurant to another‚ and so on. Because of all the restaurants shifts‚ the time ran out and Charlie has to get his train home. It is 1.person narrator and it is Charlie’s point of view. Charlie is an young boy in

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    sending the character Charlie Gordon through a surgery that makes him smarter. He helps show the progression and change in Charlie by writing the story in Charlie’s point of view. By writing in his point of view he also helps set and show the mood in the story. Change can also tear people down‚ but it also teaches them to build themselves back up. Change helps people grow. This is shown in the story by showing the person’s emotions. In this story‚ The character Charlie Gordon goes through change

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    Jasper Jones - Essay Craig Silvey’s loss of innocence Novel “Jasper Jones” is a story revolved around the secrecy of three young adolescents‚ Charlie Bucktin‚ Jasper Jones and Eliza Wishart. The story is narrated and told through the perspective of Charlie so the voices of everyone else is limited through dialogue‚ nevertheless the unravelling series of tragic events‚ exposes the individuals own thinking‚ their values are cast out and represented through their voice. The values they withhold so

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    the law. Charlie is a mouse with low intelligence in the book "Flowers of Algernon."He agreed to get an operation done to himself to make his intelligence grow. His intelligence grew‚ but after a few weeks started to decrease Algernon was someone who got tested be for Charlie and is now died. Charlie Gordon’s doctor’s didn’t act ethically when they preformed there operation to make him smarter. Charlie Gordon’s sugary was unnecessary. The doctors weren’t thinking when they ask Charlie Gordon if

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    TRICOIRE Alexandre BA 2040 10/13/11 Kinky Boots Kinky Boots is a movie produced by Julian Jarrold in 2005‚ it tells the story of Charlie Price who inherits a traditional Northampton shoe factory from his father. Charlie discovers that the business is in trouble. Price & Sons factory is four generations old‚ they have the advantage of the experience and the knowledge how to create good quality shoes but the weakness is the price which is too high. Even if the durability of the shoes is

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    wicked unadventurous man name Charlie (Played by Tom Cruise) who was going through a financial crisis. He was the type of man that lived his life with one purpose‚ and that was to earn money and to exclude everything else. His relationships with others was shallow‚ and only with the aim of gaining benefits from others. He had a girlfriend who was frustrated by his shallow attitude towards life. He was manipulative‚ a sociopath‚ and an opportunist. Even though Charlie was estranged from his father

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