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Charlie send's Alice away because he loved her and he was too ashamed and embarassed for her to see him in his retarted, regressing state of intelligence again.
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Does charlie move in flowers for algernon?
Yes at the very end. He moves "away"
What is the resolution for flowers for algernon?
Some falling actions are that Algernon dies, Charlie starts to regress ; He cannot read german, understand his file report, ect.. Then the resolution is since he knows he will eventually pass away after loosing all his intelligence he leaves New York and dies.
What is a transformation that pulls the points of a graph horizontally away from the y-axis or vertically away from the x-axis?
stretch
How do you write 4.03 as a mixed number?
i dont kno get away :P
Is withdrawal an increase or decrease?
A withdrawal is a decrease because you are taking something away.
Does charlie move in flowers for algernon?
Yes at the very end. He moves "away"
In 'Flowers for Algernon' what does Charlie do when he realizes he will loose his intelligence?
He gets all sad and runs away from New York.
What is the resolution in Flowers for Algernon?
Charlie runs away to New York where no one will know he was once smart so he can start over.
What are the rising actions in the book Flowers For Algernon?
"When algernon bites charlie because this shows that algernon is changing and soon charlie will be to!!" is a climax but another one is when he is at the diner and the mentally challenged boy who works there drops the dishes and everyone laughs at him. At first Charlie does also, but then notices he is slow, and relizes how much people make fun of people just like Charlie, and Charlie decides he wants to do something to improve the human mind and help people like who he once was.
What is the resolution for flowers for algernon?
Some falling actions are that Algernon dies, Charlie starts to regress ; He cannot read german, understand his file report, ect.. Then the resolution is since he knows he will eventually pass away after loosing all his intelligence he leaves New York and dies.
What does charlies gesture of putting flowers on Algernon grave symbolize in flowers for Algernon?
She wanted to send him there because she didn't want her daughter, Norma, to be teased. Norma was made fun of because she had a mentally challenged brother. The mother obviously favored her daughter over her brother since she did not have any mental issues. When she sent Charlie away, she was thinking of how it would be better for Norma, not Charlie.
Does charlie move away at the end of flowers for algernon?
Yes. Charlie was unhappy that the intelligence he desired for so long was being drained. Also, because he knew he was a very sensitive person, he was trying to avoid being made fun of again at his current location. Hope this helped
What is the plot in Flowers for Algernon?
"Flowers for Algernon" is a novel about a mentally disabled man named Charlie who undergoes an experimental surgery to increase his intelligence. As Charlie becomes more intelligent, he grapples with the complexities of human relationships, his own identity, and the consequences of scientific advancement. Ultimately, the story explores themes of intelligence, ethics, and the importance of empathy and compassion.
What are Rose and Matt fighting about in flowers for algernon?
Matt and Rose are always fighting about Charlie. They fight about anything from him dirtying himself, to him being to close to Norma. The big fight they have in the middle of the book that forces charlie to get thrown out of the house is that Rose wanted a better life for Norma. She said that Charlie is going to ruin her life and forced Matt to take him away under the nose of a knife.
What happened to Charlie Gordon in Flowers for Algernon after he moved to New York?
He lives his life regularly just as he did before his "operashun." It is unknown if Charlie gets another job or not but Daniel Keyes make it obvious that Charlie wants to start his life over. He wants to go to New York to get away from his past. He feels he can go somewhere where people do not know him or that he was once a genius for a short period of time.
What happened to Charlie Gordon in flowers for algernon?
Charlie Gordon was mentally retarded. Other names for this are mentally challenged and developmentally disabled, or intellectually disabled. This condition is considered a disability, not a disease. In Charlie Gordon's case, his mental disability is caused by phenylketonuria, which can lead to mental disability if left untreated.
Compare flowers for algernon and the movie awakenings?
Flowers for Algernon involves a story about a man named Charlie Gordon who is about thirty years old and is M. R. His 'friends' take him for advangage at times. He makes the decision of taking several tests to improve his IQ. One of the tests he takes involves Algernon, a white mouse... in this test charlie has to solve a maze (on paper) and Algernon runs through a maze to get a piece of cheese. After several tests, Charlie Gordon's mentality and way of thinking improves. He is able to draw conclusions and starts to have emotions, rather than the literal perspective he has had before. His IQ becomes higher than the average level. Soon, changes appear in Algernon and Charlie. Algernon no longer wants to solve the maze and is slow moving. Charlie has a hard time remembering things and this troubles him. He realizes that his knowledge will fade away as fast as it came. Awakenings the movie involves a anti-social man named Dr. Sayer who wants a job. He settles for a job at a place treating people who currently have had a disease in which their brain freezes, and it seems as though they are unaware of their surroundings. Some patients have had this disease for over 30 years. One of those patients is a man named Leonard Lowe. Dr. Sayer tries to 'wake' these patients by giving them a certain amount of a drug. This temporaily makes the patients active; Leonard has one of the greatest changes and soon wants to live a normal life again. Though, the drug wears off, for the patients bodies' become used to the drug. Dr. Sayer and Leonard both get to see the joys of living.
