Charlie's Change In Daniel Keyes Flowers For Algernon
When reading Daniel Keyes's "Flowers for Algernon", the change in Charlie's is easy to notice. As Charlie's intelligence increase he became more self aware and develop a different thinking process, which made me wonder what type of impact this experience would have on his dreams when he was sleeping. Since dreams usually include information we experience/learn in our real lives, it would seem that Charlie's dreams would have at least increase in quantity and give him more things to dream about. Being in love is an example of this, because in the beginning Charlie doesn't mention another about love until after his operation when he begins to be attractive to Ms. Kinnian as well as to be able to communicate better with her (page 689). Also,