The appearance of the little girl makes Charlie hope that he can stand out, be more eye-catching, and be better. He has also made a lot of efforts for this, but the reality is always contrary to the ideal, and these efforts have not brought him perfect results. , he was still the easy-going Charlie, until an exam result was released. He got full marks, and suddenly everything he'd said, done, and watched became the object of bragging rights. His younger sister Sally, who usually despised him, boasted to everyone that he was her own brother, and Lucy, who always teased him, also admitted his excellence. Seeing this, I'm still thinking, Charlie can't become a winner in life by passing an exam. This should be Charlie's own dream.
However, the screenwriter was much more cruel to Charlie than I imagined. At the commendation conference, he found out that the test paper that got the perfect score was not his own. Not your own. After that, Charlie turned back into an ordinary Charlie who couldn't be more ordinary. Even after he stayed up all night and worked hard to write, he was smashed by a toy airplane after being blown away by the wind. During summer vacation, he chose classmates who wrote letters to each other. When he was in the classroom, it was very quiet and no one wanted to, but at this time, the little red-haired girl said that she would like to join him. Charlie was depressed but curious as to why, because he didn't need mercy. After finally meeting the little girl, the little girl told him that he was honest, brave and funny, and that he had all the qualities she liked. He still got her to notice him, after a lot of unsatisfactory efforts by him.
There are also snoopy's brain-hole stories among Charlie's short stories. Why is it necessary to keep a dog? Snoopy will push him to make a dog when the owner is afraid to talk to the girl he likes. Give him a chance, teach him to dance, he will be very angry with the plane when his reading is smashed by the plane, loyal and cute, very cool puppy who sometimes plays petty temperament, such a puppy, please give me a dozen.
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