The Theme of Self-awareness in Frankenstein, Flowers for Algernon, and A Clockwork Orange

Self-awareness is the theme of three novels, Frankenstein, Orange of flowers and clockwork for Algernon. All four characters Charlie, Alex, Victor, Monster know themselves. When Alex showed Alex's consciousness on the first page of the novel, "What is that?" (Burges 1). In flowers for Algernon, Charlie's consciousness is revealed by his written progress report. In Frankenstein, I saw the monster appearing in the water and I learned why the villagers rejected him.

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The fictional story of Daniel Keys "Flower for Algernon" uses the theme, event pattern, and character type in the Eden Bible story. Both stories have a common theme. Ignorance is happiness. These two stories also have similar event patterns. The main characters of "Flowing for Algernon" Charlie Gordon and the protagonists of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden began innocently and without noticing evil until they were urged to be smarter. After they got the information their eyes were open to all the bad things in the world, and they suffered from the results. The characters in these two stories have similarities, such as between snake and miskinian, between Eve and Algerian. Daniel Keys makes the material a new appearance by changing the story background, characters, and events to a more modern one. Algernon died and Charlie lost all his wisdom