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    Although Daniel Keyes wrote “Flowers for Algernon” with hope for mentally impaired Charlie Gordon‚ the operation failed with grotesque consequences! After the surgery‚ Charlie was blown away by the concepts and uncertainties he now understood‚ negative and positive. He was a human experiment to fix mentally impaired people like himself. He understood the failure and cruelness of the surgery. Charlie suffered the consequence of losing his care-free‚ stress-free‚ worry-free nature. The societal conflicts

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    Before and After Sitting in a classroom in the first grade is where the class of 2013 is sitting when one of the most devastating acts of history takes place. It’s a normal day‚ teachers teaching‚ everyone working just as any other day. In New York‚ the city is hustling and bustling as fifty thousand people head into work at the World Trade Center. Muslims and Americans alike are enjoying American freedoms but this was short lived. September 11‚ 2001 was that one devastating day in American

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    Three golden lines resonated with me in Flowers For Algernon. Reading the story Flowers for Algernon i realized i saw myself in Charlie’s innocents and his mined. First Golden line is “I want to be smart”(1) thies lines was something i would always said to myself. Growing up i always wanted to be smart i wanted to do good in school. I wanted make my parents proud because what parents don’t want a smart child. I didn’t know it but i realized it really till middle school that i was in special classes

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    Prior to reading Flowers for Algernon‚ I agreed with the statement that the smarter a person is‚ the happier he or she is. I believed that intelligence held a calming peace of mind in a person and somehow knowing everything made a person happier. After reading Flowers for Algernon‚ I realized this is not necessary true. We see the theme of intelligence trying to create happiness in the beginning of the novel. Charlie believed that if he became smart then everyone would want to be his friend and

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    humans possess‚ is an unquenchable thirst for knowledge. A common way that researchers gather information in certain fields‚ such as medicine and human development‚ can only be done through tests on human patients. Often a dangerous and high risk operation‚ these investigations result in a sparsity of volunteers. History shows that subjects used for human experimentation were the most disenfranchised such as orphans‚ mentally impaired‚ prisoners & charity patients. These victims are defenseless against

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    and you feel bad but then you meet your very best friend and now you’re going to college and you and your best friend are roommates! In the short story “Flowers for Algernon”‚ Daniel keyes shows change by 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

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    even intelligence. In the Science Fiction short story “Flowers for Algernon” by Daniel Keyes is a mentally disabled 32-year-old man named Charlie Gordon. Charlie was chosen to have a life-changing surgery to boost his intelligence three times. After having the surgery he realizes that the surgery is not permanent and begins to go into a state of panic. After losing his intelligence he is forced to move away from everyone he knows Charlie should not have had the surgery because he realized that

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    scientists in “Flowers for Algernon”. He is hyper critical and very judgmental‚ even in Charlie’s early stages. Dr. Nemur is a stark contrast to Dr. Strauss‚ at least personality wise. His mission is to use surgery to increase challenged individuals maximum IQ‚ or base intelligence. I believe that Dr. Nemur is one of the most prideful and arrogant characters in this story while also being one of the most insecure.           Very early in the  story we see how Dr.Nemur looking at Charlie critically.

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    Meaning Flowers for Algernon‚ a short story written by Daniel Keyes follows a man by the name of Charlie Gordon a his journey to become a more intelligent man. The most profound themes in this text relates to Charlie and his developing intellect. The one I found the most important would be‚ intelligence does not necessarily equate to a joyful existence. During the story all of Charlies efforts were put towards becoming smart‚ however‚ when he finally got what he wanted‚ he realized all the cruel

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    Mr. Chris Bender College Writing 1 07/10/2012 Final Draft In her essay “Before and After: Class and Body Transformations‚” Julia Serano indicates how TV shows affect some peoples decisions. She takes on TV shows and documentaries and she marks down how they display shows of people crossing the normal social boundary and how these TV shows are degrading those people crossing. People all around the world of different cultures are all affected by the

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