Understanding Charlie's Journey and Challenges

The transcript narrates the story of a woman who gradually loses her sanity and is eventually admitted to a psychiatric institution by her children. Her children then live in orphanages, with Charlie, the youngest, struggling in school and developing a resentment towards authority. Despite these challenges, Charlie dreams of becoming an actor by the late 1900s.

What happens to the mother as she gradually loses her sanity?

• She starts a new job.

• She becomes a famous actress.

• She is admitted to a psychiatric institute.

• She moves to a new city.

Where do the children go after their mother is admitted to the psychiatric institute?

• They live on the streets.

• They stay with relatives.

• They are adopted by a wealthy family.

• They move to orphanages.

How does Charlie feel about school?

• He drops out and starts working.

• He is indifferent and does not care much.

• He struggles and develops a resentment towards authority.

• He loves it and excels in his studies.

What is Charlie's dream despite the restrictions on his freedom?

• To start his own business.

• To become a doctor.

• To travel the world.

• To become an actor.

By the end of the 1900s, what is Charlie's main aspiration?

• To become an actor.

• To become a politician.

• To become a teacher.

• To become a scientist.