Perks of being a Wallflower pgs 21-32

4-1-14 Perks of being a Wallflower     pgs 21-32

Summary: Charlie told Sam about his dream of her, and in return she tells him that there can never be anything between them. In the next letter, Charlie tells his friend about how he told Bill of his sisters boyfriend slapping her. Then, when he got home later that day, his parents were arguing with his sister about that same thing. His sister is very angry he says. Nearing the end of this section of reading, Sam and Patrick invite Charlie to an after-homecoming party.

Quote: “ ‘He’s my whole world’

‘Dont ever say that, not even about me.’”

Sig of Quote: Charlie’s mother has a clear winning point. This is a lesson to Charlie and his sister, and the audience reading.

Reflection: I understand Sam’s point, for shes a senior and Charlie is a freshmen. If she were to develop feelings for him, then the separation would be horrid. Being “just friends” is whats best for both of them, especially Charlie. More heartbreak upon him may lead to worse problems. He deserves a long lasting love, not one that will only last a year or so. Sam and Charlie could develop a love relationship in the future, like when Charlie graduates. But until then, its best that Sam remains only his friend.

Question: Do Sam and Patrick think of Charlie as one of their best friends as he does them?