Charlie's Themes: The Perks of Being a Wallflower

My sister desperately said, "You are a weirdo, do you know?" (Chbosky, 25 years old); On another occasion, Charlie's cousin is very inappropriate about his remarks for himself only It was. . Another theme for nurturing the hero is participation in the form of being both passive and progressive. He first asked friends and tutors for participation in school activities and actively participated; rather than actually participating, they participated in these activities and analyzed other people By doing, things have distracted attention.

Charlie is his name. Charlie is what we call wallflowers; as explained by Charlie's friend Patrick, "Person seeing things, keeping silence and understanding" (Chbosky, 36), hence the title "Scourge as wall flower "" We introduced Charlie and his life to us through a series of letters.In a sense we spent the first year of a freshman at Charles University with him and spent that year with him Through this book, we discovered Charlie and much more, including the first love affair, the fight against drugs, the experience of fighting, and of course true friends.

Charlie, a 15 - year - old "Playboy" narrator, just entered the first year of high school at the beginning of the book. Charlie is a "flower of the wall" of the same name. He is quiet and retreating, but he is also very enthusiastic and thoughtful, even if he is just a silent witness, I pay close attention to what is going on around him . Charlie wrote the whole book in a series of letters to anonymous "friends". The reader will never know who this "friend" is, "friends" will never reply. Each letter starts with a greeting card "Dear Friend" and "Love always ends with Charlie". Since the recipients of these letters will never reply, this novel can be read like a series of diaries.

Charlie is the nickname "wallflower" of Wallflower of the Wallflower. He is a narrator of this novel and this book is totally spoken from Charlie's point of view. The reader only knows how well Charlie knows about a particular situation. At the end of the novel Charlie 's suppression memory of that time was revealed, the reader was surprised as much as Charlie. In retrospect, Chbosky left several hints in the book. And that indicates that the relationship between Helen and Aunt Charlie is not entirely correct.

Through the book "Wall Worlds of A Wall Flower" you can follow the life of Charlie's first-grade high school student. In the first few years of college, he met Patrick and Sam. And they are people who introduce him a whole new world of drugs, sex, relationships, sexual orientation and personality. Charlie found even what he had hidden for the past few years. This book is about becoming a teenager, and most teenagers may be relevant to some extent. He faced many new things and joined Charlie as he was pulled out of his shell. To be a flower on the wall is sometimes good, please read welfare as a flower on the wall to find out why!