Flowers for Algernon

Author: Daniel Keyes

Book Locations
  • Empire State Building

    In "Flowers for Algernon," the Empire State Building symbolizes Charlie's aspirations and the heights he strives to reach intellectually.

  • Grand Central Terminal

    Grand Central Terminal is where Charlie contemplates the paths his life could take, a place of both movement and stasis in the novel.

  • The Metropolitan Museum of Art

    The Metropolitan Museum of Art represents Charlie's deepening understanding of the world and the complexities of human emotions.

  • Roosevelt Island

    Roosevelt Island serves as a place of isolation and reflection for Charlie, mirroring his internal struggles.

  • Union Square

    Union Square is a key location where Charlie experiences moments of clarity and confusion, highlighting his emotional journey.

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