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    Charlie Gordon‚ a mentally challenged man about to get the opportunity of a lifetime. In the story “Flowers for Alger-non” by Daniel Reyes‚ is about Charlie Gordon the main character of this science fiction story. Charlie is given a changing experience. Charlie’s decision may disrupt his future. The A.I. surgery works and Charlie’s intelligence have tripled from sixty eight to two hundred and three. According to the story‚ Charlie Gordon’s life changed greatly and his life is better off after the

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    Flowers for Algernon” Persuasive Essay Many people wonder‚ how could I become smarter? If you were told you could increase your intelligence‚ would you? To increase your intelligence‚ there is a special operation on the brain to make you smarter! However the procedure to improve overall intelligence may bring with it serious‚ adverse consequences. After all‚ do you really want to become more intelligent when you have a good quality life of your own? To have this surgery could be a good thing

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    Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes is a classic science fiction set in southeastern New York‚ New York City. The fictitious prose traces a man’s inner psychological journey within from a world of retardation to a world of great intelligence. Narrated through a series of empirical "Progress Reports"‚ Flowers for Algernon follows the intellectual and emotional rise and fall of Charlie Gordon‚ a young man born with an unusually low Intelligence Quotient (IQ)‚ as he becomes the first human pilot-study

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    The theme of Flowers for Algernon explains how one’s intelligence does not define a person’s happiness. The main character Charlie is an ambitious and friendly developmentally disabled adult whose only wish is to be smart like his mother wanted him to be. A scientist did an experiment on a rat named Algernon and it made the rat smarter. So she chose Charlie to undergo the same test because of his willingness to be educated. The experiment worked on Charlie as well. Hes soon to realize

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    Flowers for Algernon ​“If your smart you can have lots of frends to talk to you and you never get lonely by yourself all the time” (pg.13). This ungrammatical sentence was stated by a man who strove for acceptance through intelligence‚ only to find that his genius was the foundation for his loneliness. It was worse for Charlie to become what he has always wanted to be and feel alone‚ rather than not know what he was and be happy due to his relationship with women‚ doctors‚ and family. The one

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    Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes 1. Start of Something Good by Daughtry 2. People are Strange by Pink Floyd 3. Flash Back by Calvin Harris 4. Runaway by Linkin Park 5. Lonely Day by System of a Down Start of Something Good by Daughtry You never know when you’re gonna meet someone and your whole wide world in a moment comes undone You’re just walking around then suddenly Everything that you thought that you knew about love is gone You find out it’s all been wrong

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    Chapter 9‚ The Constitution: A More Perfect Union 9.1 Introduction: -The framers of the Constitution had to convince the people that the Constitution was the best idea for a government for the country. They wanted to make sure that ordinary citizens could understand it‚ so they gave it a short intro and organized it into parts‚ called articles. The articles were broken down into sections that discussed topics in a specific order. -The Constitution combines a strong framework for government

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    To a large extent‚ ignorance is a bliss because before the operation‚ Charlie thought he had friends and enjoyed his job. However‚ to a certain extent‚ ignorance is not always bliss as Charlie felt inferior to others when his IQ was low. Firstly‚ ignorance is a bliss to a large extent as when Charlie was still ignorant‚ he always thought he had friends. He always thought that Joe Carp and Frank Reilly were his good friends and that they were laughing with him and not at him. From "My friends from

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    July 5‚ 2013 Pranz Ocampo Five Paragraph Essay: Short Story Unit My essay will be about the challenges that young people may have to go through when growing up. The short story that im going to compare this with is going to be "War"‚ "The Crystal Stars Have Just Begun to Shine"‚ and "Sniper". The author of these stories are Timothy Findley‚ Martha Brooks and Liam O’Flaherty. The main points that i would be focusing on are the hardship of young person with a single parent‚ the loneliness

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    to far?” In this day‚ Science has greatly affected and improved our world. It certainly does a lot of great things‚ but sometimes can go too far. Science can be thought of being used too far because of many reasons. In the short story Flowers For Algernon‚ science’s ability of progressing to far more and even its negative aspects was greatly expressed throughout the course of the story. The story was told by a series of journal entries written by the main character‚ Charlie Gordon. He was selected

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