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The idea of changing someone's IQ is an interesting thing but Charlie a thirty seven year old man who struggles with learning and wants to be smart will become smart as a doctor gives him this chance by having a brain operation, Charlie should not have had the operation performed on him. “Flowers for Algernon” by Daniel Keyes is a great sci fi short story that you can learn a lot from. Although I think Charlie should not have had the operation, some might say that he should have had it because he wanted to be smart so it gave him a taste of what being intelligent is all about. The operation done on Charlie had a negative impact on him in the end, poor doctor choses, weak animal testing and bad knowledge of the situation could leave many other

Before the operation, Charlie Gordon, from Flowers for Algernon, by Daniel Keyes, is happy. He may have a simple, pitiful existence, but he thinks his friends like him, and enjoys being with them and Miss Kinnian at the Learning Center for Slow Adults. However, Charlie wants to be smart, the one dark cloud in his sunny sky of life. Because of this, Charlie volunteers for an operation to triple his IQ of 68. With a high IQ comes awareness of the world around him, so Charlie suddenly becomes conscious of his previously pitiful existence which leads to a slew of feelings such as embarrassment, shame, and superiority. Charlie thinks that becoming smart will make him happy and well-liked, but the operation works the opposite effect. Charlie starts to look down on everyone, and cannot socialize with others because of his IQ. As a result, Charlie becomes almost depressed. His depression deepens when Charlie discovers that his intelligence will not be permanent. Soon, Charlie regresses to his former childlike mentality. Although at the end of the novel, Charlie does not find himself any worse off after the operation, the few months he spent smarter are not terribly enjoyable for him, and his changing mentality negatively impacts those he is close to, namely Miss Kinnian. Because the effects are not permanent, Charlie would be far better off without the operation.

Flowers For Algernon by Daniel Keyes is a piece of literature that asseverates that perhaps intelligence is a seamless fundamental. Precisely, for 34 old Charlie Gordon who initially wants to attain intelligence because he has been dimwitted throughout his whole entire life. Mr.Gordon is given an opportunity to be chosen for an operation. Fortunately for Mr. Gordon he happens to be the perfect candidate for the operation that will result to be semi-successful. As for Charley a 1968 film that portrays a 34 year old who seeks

Eddie steals a purse from an elderly lady. Manny was given a second chance by the black man. “In that instant of trying to call out to Eddie everything changed. It was like I’d seen my own fate.” (210) Manny said this because he realized that he is on the completely wrong path in life. Manny realizes that Eddie is starting to pick up character traits like his father and Manny cannot turn out to be like his own dad. Manny knows that he does not want to throw away his life so he turns it around because he knows what the outcome will be if he does not change.

Eddie’s journey begins with a passion to read books and write poems. When Eddie first opened up about this to his girlfriend Lupe, “then [she] told [him he] should be a writer” (Johnson 76). Lupe is the root of his love for literature. However, he cannot let his reputation - which

Eddie’s father influenced Eddie to be the chaperone in the family despite his age. At an early age he felt as though he had a financial responsibility, which influenced him to get a job as both a shoe-shiner and a paperboy. He describes his family’s structure as the father being the head of the family, and the mother as the heart. This helped create a balance within the family, but caused tension between Eddie and his father’s expectations. Eddie experienced two spheres of education, American school and Chinese school. “I loved going to American school, but Chinese school was another matter.” (Yung 25) He disliked the limited exposure of Chinese education, and felt that he had been exposed to a wider world in American school, which eventually led him to flunk out of school. This came as a disappointment to Eddie’s father, and added immense pressure to Eddie. The confinement he felt in Chinatown frustrated him, his overprotective mother crippled his adventurous-ambition and the pressure added by his father to lead the family caused him to runaway when at the age of 13. He

Eddie at the beginning of the story was hopeful that his career would succeed.Everything started going well for him, people said he played from the heart. He was starting to show that he had money, he got a leather jacket and and wore a chain. He made 1 record that went to the charts. When he went to hollywood he met a girl immediately and moved in with her. Not only that she taught him how to play the guitar which started his music career.Eddie started to become successful however when the A&R man told him that he doesn't hear a single. His music career was basically over, he had no idea what to do, he was confused. He was lost, he had no career when his A&R man fired him, he is “a rebel without a

Lawless In the movie “Lawless”, is about well-known Bondurant brothers who were bootleggers making profits during the prohibition era in Virginia. The movie is inspired by true events from the true life stories of Matt Bondurant in his novel called “The Wettest Country in the World”. Bondurant brothers develop their own system of moonshining, until a new deputy comes into town wanting to be bribed with money.

Knowing he what he just came across he ends up taking the rest of the drugs back home where he uses the drug to do more experiments. During one these experiments he goes as far back to where he thinks its the start of creation. Not knowing much about what this drug could do, one of the experiment starts genetic regression on Eddie, not being able to speak and signs of mental change leads to having further examination. X-ray shows that Eddie has displayed characteristics as a Simian. Not even being on the drug Eddie goes through different states where he starts to hallucinate which starts to effect him physically and mentally. Wanting to continue his experiment not knowing the dangers again, leaves Eddie into a whole other creature. Eddie goes as far as changing into a man like ape who’s cover with fur that could be the signs of the first start of men. Acting like a dangerous primitive creature, he goes as almost killing a guy and eating a sheep. After changing back into his self, Emily and Arthur starts to worry and realizes how serious it can affect Eddie’s life. Not stoping there Eddie is able to get them to do another

The movie “As Good As it Gets” portrays a man named Melvin, played by Jack Nicholson, who is suffering with obsessive-compulsive disorder while living in New York City. Melvin’s obsessions include many debilitating superstitions and fears such as bad luck and germs. These fears, along with anxieties that hinder any positive interactions with others, leave him angry and resentful. The obsessions also contribute to compulsions where Melvin feels he needs to continue performing certain tasks or everything in his life will be ruined. This behavior becomes a pattern through obsessing over situations where anxiety becomes heightened and fear of something bad happening begins to play over in the individuals mind causing them to act on compulsions

Just in case, if Assurance soon happens to be a movie titled “The Saving Legion " and all the testers or a part of it what role will all the testers be playing?? Hero??Because we save the world at the end or Villain since sometimes we miss a defect or two in production or the Police since we arrest and log all the defects!!!

I have watched several movies of all time and it has intrigued different feelings within me. Movies such as The Sniper, World War, Everest, Steve Jobs etc are really praise worthy.But the movie " Never Give Up" is the best movie that has influenced my life and way of thinking. The setting takes palce in Poland during the time of World War II, Yanus the main protagonist of the film, is convicted as a foreign spy by the Soviets Officers. His wife Mary reinforces the fact that he is a spy and is supplying the information of Soviets to the enemy. But behind her verdict, there is cruel side. She had been tortured endlessly to accuse her husband.

With Eddie being limitless on this drug he gains power over things and makes more money than he ever thought would be possible, which eventually conditions him into becoming even more dependent upon the drug.

The love story between two different teenagers that come from completely different worlds is the most remarkable. The Notebook is about two young teenagers who fell head over heels with each other. They got separated by Allie’s upper-class parents who insist that Noah isn’t right for her. But that obstacle didn’t stop these two young lovers from being together even if it took years. This beautiful tale has a special meaning to an older gentleman who regularly reads the timeless love story to his aging wife to help her remember what they went through and that the story that he’s reading to her was their love story. The story he reads follows two young

The Incredibles is a great movie for the family, it came out in 2004 by Pixar and it was written and directed by Brad Bird. It has good combination of action and humor, overall it is a well-rounded movie.