How does Charlie get his new job?
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Transcript How does Charlie get his new job?
He proves that he can work the mixing
machine
He wants his old job back
He is familiar with his old job and feels
uncomfortable in his new position
Punctuation
He uses commas excessively
He reads a book on punctuation
He can learn quickly by reading a book
Charlie’s co-workers
Befriend Charlie to make fun of him
They get him drunk and force him to
dance
The guys get in a circle and trip him
Grammar corrections
Memories
Kids gang up on him
Charlie runs back to the bakery
The guys at the bakery are as mean as
the children on the street
Charlie goes to the back of the bakery
and someone there kicks his legs out
from under him
He knows that they can be cruel
Harriet and a valentine
A locket
He never got the locket back
His memory is improving
Fencers
A pair of bats
He is aware that people are reading
them
He is able to see images in the ink which
shows that he is getting smarter
He makes them go faster
Make the rolls
He sets Charlie up so that he fails
He cannot remember the steps
He is upset and embarrassed
It indicates that something will go wrong
He asks out Alice Kinnian
He is beginning to see women sexually
Intelligent
Talk about politics and religion
Are from the university
Respect Charlie
Listen to Charlie
Speak with Charlie not at him
Do not embarrass Charlie
His mother
Wants Charlie to be normal
Is in denial
Has brown hair
Mother – is in denial; believes Charlie is
normal
Father – is more accepting of Charlie’s
condition; will not stand up to Rose
Mother – might make him take on
challenges he is not capable of handling
Father – might understand his condition
and understand when people are being
cruel
We realize Charlie may not be aware of
his condition
He may be more trusting of people
because he thinks he is normal
Charlie realizes he loves Alice
He sees women as more than just friends
He associates love with blood and abuse
Gimpy is stealing money
Charlie confronts Gimpy and asks him
what he would hypothetically do in this
situation
He has to figure out the right thing to do
They go to Central Park
When things get physical between
Charlie and Alice, Charlie sees young
Charlie watching them
Charlie is paranoid
Charlie’s co-workers feel uncomfortable
and have signed a petition asking to
have him fired
He concludes the men are jealous
She says it doesn’t have to do with him
A middle-aged woman exposed herself
to Charlie during a bakery delivery
Then his mother yelling at him for thinking
of girls in a sexual way
He realizes that professors are not
necessarily “intellectual giants”