Flowers for Algernon and The Garden of Eden

In addition, Charlie had to experience something very valuable to him, his wisdom and his best friend.

What about Charlie's "friend"? Because snakes are the reasons Adam and Eve eat apples, Charlie's "friends" are also representatives of snakes. Why did Charlie finish the surgery ... his "friend" would like him.

The flower theme for Algernon and Eden are similar, because they say they all want to thank you for what they have. If Charlie has not undergone surgery, when his intelligence starts to disappear he does not need to feel a greater emptiness. Likewise, Adam and Eve should obey God to avoid all curses.

Fair: Charlie Gordon is a mentally handicapped and has the opportunity to enhance his intelligence through newly discovered surgery

Promotion of action: After surgery, Charlie and his doctor began to notice changes in mindset

Climax: Let snakes, Eve eat fruit, share it with Adam and persuade him to be like God

Since Adam and Eve are eating from knowledge trees, they realize that they are naked and are very sorry for their crimes.

As a result, Adam and Eve changed from a beautiful garden to a wasteland. They will have to do physical work.

Algeron's flower is a story about a man, and Charlie Gordon suffers from psychosis. He felt that his lack of knowledge is different from his companion. The only reason Charlie experienced his surgery to make him wise was that people around him wanted him. In flowers for Algernon, Adam and Eve only eat the tree of knowledge trees, so they can know more and be stronger than God.

Please look for Adam's representative as they are the protagonists of the two stories. In addition, they all give similar results in trying to acquire knowledge.

Dr. Kinnian / Strauss fulfills the same type of role as Eve as Adam and Charlie encourage him to indulge in Charlie's interests.

Dr. Nemur has the same character as a snake for several reasons. First of all, he is Charlie who intends to complete the operation, not that he hurt Charlie. Likewise, the snake deceived Adam to eat the forbidden fruit.

Algernon's flowers are very similar to some of the characters in Garden of Eden. For example, Charlie, Adam, Eve are similar, they are the hero, they are beginning to become ignorant, and they all accept knowledge. Second, the snake resembles Miskinian. They both persuaded the hero to be wise. Eventually, Eve and Algeron were the first to gain knowledge. Daniel Keyes renders material by changing settings, characters and events. The garden of Eden originated in the beginning, and the "flower for Algernon" occurred in the 20th century. Instead of urging people to use snakes to eat magical fruit, Daniel Keys used Miss Kinian to persuade Charlie to operate. Third, forbidden fruit offered knowledge to Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, but Algeron made Charlie smarter in flowers.

The fictional story of Daniel Case "Flower for Algernon" uses the theme in the story of the Eden Bible, the pattern of events and the type of character. Both stories have a common theme. Ignorance is happiness. These two stories also have similar event patterns. Charlie Gordon, the hero of "For Algernon's Flower" and Adam and Eve, the main character of Garden of Eden, began innocent, and they did not realize evil until they were encouraged to become intellectual. After receiving the information, their eyes were open to all the bad things in the world, and they suffered from the results. There are similarities between snakes and Miss Ginny, and between Eve and Algernon for the characters of the two stories. Daniel Keys makes the material a new appearance by changing the story background, characters, and events to a more modern one.

The topics, event patterns, and types of roles in Flowers for Algernon reflect the topics in Eden's Bible story. The story has the same theme: ignorance is happiness. They all have patterns of similar events. The hero begins to be innocent and ignorant, and they are persuaded to increase intelligence. Despite the risk, the hero agreed. The hero must face the result of accepting knowledge. Adam, Eve and Charlie, Snake and Miss Kinnian, Eve and Algernon are mirror images of each other. The overall theme, event pattern, and character type are similar in both stories, but Daniel Keys modernizes the story of Eden Bible by changing scenes, characters, and events.