What Does Raymond's Run Mean In Flowers For Algernon

As an anonymous person once said “ don't let anyone's hate, drama, or negativity stop you from being the best person you can be.” Toni Cade Bambara displayed this in ”Raymond’s Run” throughout the story, as Raymond, a mentally challenged youth, only did things that made him happy despite other people’s thoughts. In “Flowers for Algernon” by Daniel Keyes shows this as well when Charlie tries and tries to gain intelligence even though he has his disability. He always does what he thinks he should, even though other people doubt him and his choices. The similarities between " Raymond's run " and " Flowers for Algernon " include the first person narrator and the dialogue; however there are also differences such as the characters tone.
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