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    connection because in a way the characters possess the same characteristics as us. Authors use the six shared humanity traits to create a connection between readers and the characters and they are shown in How I Live Now by Meg Rosoff‚ Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky‚ and the movie If I Stay. In the novel‚ How I Live Now‚ the shared humanity traits morality and survival can be seen as a major part of the novel. In chapter twenty

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    Charlie- He is the main character; Strange & conserved. He seems to over think everything! He’s always in his head‚ trying to think through some of life’s great mysteries. He has all sorts of ideas on what he wants to be when he gets older‚ but he never seems to actually do anything to work toward those goals. Although his heart is in the right place‚ that doesn’t stop Charlie from beating people to a pulp. He has major anger issues. Sam-Charlie is attracted to Sam from the moment he meets

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    living things was created for their environments at the same time by God in six days; the organisms have not changed and are not related. From the 1600s‚ other fields of biology‚ such as anatomy‚ had advanced because more scientific approaches were being undertaken. For example‚ William Harvey applied physical principles and systematic observations to living things. In spite of mounting scientific evidence‚ Darwin’s theory of evolution was and still is rejected by many religious people. Darwin’s theory

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    The Perks of Being a Wallflower Charlie’s and Aunt Helen’s Relationship Stephen Chbosky’s novel The Perks of Being a Wallflower and is about a boy‚ Charlie who writes letters to an anonymous person explaining his troubles throughout his first year of high-school. Charlie talks about many relationships he has/had however the one I believe impacted him the most was between him and his Aunt Helen and her tragic death. Charlie doesn’t talk much about her and what exactly happened between

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    A cassette tape holds not only great songs. In the Perks of Being a Wallflower‚ a fiction composed by Stephen Chbosky‚ mix tapes‚ as an important object mentioned repeatedly in this piece‚ is endowed with certain attitudes‚ memories‚ and emotions. The fiction is a collection of letters from a teenage boy called Charlie to an anonymous friend about his life — full of confusion‚ self-doubt‚ and insecurities — and managing to gradually go through a course of inner development‚ throughout which mix tapes

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    In my attempt to investigate the personality of Charlie in the process of growing‚ I utilise Carl Jung’s concept of psychological types of introversion personality as the conceptual framework of my study. By finding in Charlie being introverted in term of conscious and unconscious‚ this paper hopes to discover how Charlie’s past event made him suffers and it is a form that leads him to become introverted. In this chapter‚ Psychological types which is introversion personality in analytical psychology

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    Wallflower: A person who has no one to dance with or who feels shy‚ awkward‚ or excluded at a party. Charlie is a wallflower and his friends recognize that too. According to Charlie’s friend Patrick‚ “He’s a wallflower… You see things. You keep quiet about them. And you understand” (Chbosky 37). In the book The Perks of being a wallflower Charlie the main character is more of an outcast than a lot of teenagers who are in high school. He’s a individual who needs someone to tell him and show him how

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    In the novel The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky‚ the stories of many teenagers living in the early 1990s are retold. Their stories reveal how challenging high school can be. From family problems to drug and alcohol consumption‚ these teenagers overcome many coming of age obstacles. As if turning sixteen was not challenging enough‚ Charlie deals with friends passing away‚ fitting in‚ and maintaining good grades. Charlie’s life may have changed drastically from age fifteen to age

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    The Perks of being a Wallflower ‘’The Perks of being a Wallflower’’ was originally a book and it changed to a movie. It is written and directed by Stephen Chbosky with the actors Logan Lerman‚ Ezra Miller and Emma Watson. The context is set in 1991 in an American high school It is about a 15 year old boy named Charlie. He’s starting his freshman year of high school. He was never a popular person and didn’t have any friends but he meets step-siblings Sam and Patrick and they take Charlie under their

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    Bildungsroman is a term which denotes a novel of self-development through education and formation within its coming-of-age. J.D. Salinger’s The Catcher in the Rye and Stephen Chbosky’s the Perks of Being a Wallflower both depict a main character that has a troubling and lonely life due to sudden changes in life which focuses on how the character can mentally and physically cope with it. The themes that are depicted in the novel include Alienation as a form of self-protection as Holden continually

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