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Charles by Shirley Jackson What should the school do about Laurie answer in 3 paragraphs . Please and will mark you Brainlist

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• His bad behavior is likely an attempt at maintaining a feeling of control during an unfamiliar experience. We notice that Laurie is openly rude to the adults in his life, from his parents to his teachers. He revels in the exploits of his alter ego, Charles.He is so good that his teacher rewards him with an apple.
• His bad behavior is likely an attempt at maintaining a feeling of control during an unfamiliar experience. We notice that Laurie is openly rude to the adults in his life, from his parents to his teachers. He revels in the exploits of his alter ego, Charles.He is so good that his teacher rewards him with an apple.Laurie makes up a little boy named Charles that he tells his parents behaves badly at school. His parents believe every word of it, and even seem to enjoy the stories of the bad behavior Charles does at school. They do not notice that Laurie is a problem at home and may be the one who is the problem at school.
• His bad behavior is likely an attempt at maintaining a feeling of control during an unfamiliar experience. We notice that Laurie is openly rude to the adults in his life, from his parents to his teachers. He revels in the exploits of his alter ego, Charles.He is so good that his teacher rewards him with an apple.Laurie makes up a little boy named Charles that he tells his parents behaves badly at school. His parents believe every word of it, and even seem to enjoy the stories of the bad behavior Charles does at school. They do not notice that Laurie is a problem at home and may be the one who is the problem at school.He becomes violent with his family. He refuses to tell his family about his day. He pouts and complains about school after coming back to school.