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The pilot of the story "Charles" by Shirley Jackson introduces us to a young boy named Laurie who starts kindergarten and shares amusing stories about a mischievous classmate named Charles. As Laurie describes Charles's disruptive behavior, his mother becomes intrigued and concerned about this child's impact on her son. However, the twist reveals that Charles is actually a creation of Laurie’s imagination, reflecting his own misbehavior and adjustment to school life. The story explores themes of identity, parental perception, and the complexities of childhood.

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