2.  He proves that he can work the mixing machine

3.  He wants his old job back

4.  He is familiar with his old job and feels uncomfortable in his new position

5.  Punctuation

6.  He uses commas excessively

7.  He reads a book on punctuation

8.  He can learn quickly by reading a book

9.  Charlie’s co-workers  Befriend Charlie to make fun of him

10.  They get him drunk and force him to dance  The guys get in a circle and trip him

11.  Grammar corrections  Memories

12.  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

13.  He knows that they can be cruel

14.  Harriet and a valentine

15.  A locket

16.  He never got the locket back

17.  His memory is improving

18.  Fencers  A pair of bats

19.  He is aware that people are reading them

20.  He is able to see images in the ink which shows that he is getting smarter

22.  He makes them go faster

23.  Make the rolls

24.  He sets Charlie up so that he fails

25.  He cannot remember the steps

26.  He is upset and embarrassed

27.  It indicates that something will go wrong

28.  He asks out Alice Kinnian

29.  He is beginning to see women sexually

30.  Intelligent  Talk about politics and religion  Are from the university

31.  Respect Charlie  Listen to Charlie  Speak with Charlie not at him  Do not embarrass Charlie

32.  His mother

33.  Wants Charlie to be normal  Is in denial  Has brown hair

34.  Mother – is in denial; believes Charlie is normal  Father – is more accepting of Charlie’s condition; will not stand up to Rose

35.  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

36.  We realize Charlie may not be aware of his condition  He may be more trusting of people because he thinks he is normal

38.  Charlie realizes he loves Alice

39.  He sees women as more than just friends

40.  He associates love with blood and abuse

41.  Gimpy is stealing money

42.  Charlie confronts Gimpy and asks him what he would hypothetically do in this situation

43.  He has to figure out the right thing to do

44.  They go to Central Park  When things get physical between Charlie and Alice, Charlie sees young Charlie watching them  Charlie is paranoid

45.  Charlie’s co-workers feel uncomfortable and have signed a petition asking to have him fired

46.  He concludes the men are jealous

47.  She says it doesn’t have to do with him

48.  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

49.  He realizes that professors are not necessarily “intellectual giants”