The Perks of Being a Wallflower Part 4, Chapter 12 Quotes
The Perks of Being a Wallflower Part 4, Chapter 12 Quotes
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Quote 1
All I cared about was the fact that Sam got really hurt. And I guess I realized at that moment that I really did love her. (4.12.32)
This declaration shows a real maturity on Charlie's part. During his relationship with Mary Elizabeth, Charlie hoped to make Sam jealous, but now he's just worried about her. That's assuming that he isn't just writing this to convince himself—but that's another discussion altogether.
Quote 2
"I do consider you a friend, Charlie." (4.12.55)
Bill feels he can talk to Charlie as a peer. What do you think of this relationship? Does Bill assume too much maturity in Charlie, or does he just see his potential?
Quote 3
I just remember wanting to hug [Bill]. But I've never done that before, and I guess Patrick and girls and family don't count. (4.12.56)
We doubt Bill would have objected to a hug, but Charlie doesn't try—simply because he's never hugged another non-family adult before.