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Charlie In The Book 'Flowers For Algernon'

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Dear Z.P People are born the way they are. Is it right to change themselves if they were given the chance. Charlie in the book, Flowers for Algernon, had an I-Q of 68. He was loved and cherished by the people around him. He took part in an experiment that could bring up his intelligence. The side effects were unknown but he still did it. After the operation from the experiment he became smarter. Charlie talked and acted differently in contrast to everybody, making everyone feel second rate. People who cherished him ceased and he lost his occupation. His intelligence changed him making everything feel distinct. He suddenly discovered that being smart didn’t make you feel more love or happy. Before long, he learned his intelligence wasn’t

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