Joining Charles

How Is Charles? Thesis on Joining Charles Joining Charles written by Elizabeth Bowen tells the paper of the young woman Louise who is going to shift to France as it is the place where her save Charles works and lives. The story takes place on the morning of her depature in the tweed House which is the home of Charles family and Louise isnt happy roughly herself joining Charles in France. Even though Charles isnt the protagonist of the story and doesnt interact at either, he is present throughout the unharmed story.Louise constantly thinks about him and how it is going to be for her in France and in the future with Charles together. She doesnt have the appearance _or_ semblance to like him at all. This emotion becomes obvious in many separate of the story when she thinks about him. Louise doesnt want to get a go bad of Charles, she turns her head away from his picture in the morning and in the culmination she doesnt know what to tell to the receive of charles most probably b ecause her whole attitude towards Charles is so repellent and it would be precise unlikely something positive. besides the reader can plainly guess how Charles actually is as thither is no clear description of him, nor does he interact at all. The only hints to his character gives the oneeyed shed Polyphemus which can talk according to Louise, some phrases of charles sisters and m separate and the thoughts of Louise. The cat doesnt have any good experiences with Charles and asks Louise to ask Charles what had happ check to his other eye. Louise is the only one who can understand Polyphemus and the sisters interprete the cats demeanour different.For them Polyphemus loves Charles and thats why he spends so much time with Louise. The sisters see Charles as a brother who takes care of them. They look up to him and make him in their thoughts to a perfect lover, brother and son. Even if his arrangements gives them disadvantage they remain prim as they are good souls how Louise calls them. For the mother Charles is a kind of hero, soulfulness who is sensitive, gallant, generous, a knightly soulfulness and who is transcending modern conventions. But still she realizes that Louise isnt sincerely happy.Perhaps she somehow knows how Charles really is and that is why she tells Louise in the end that marriage isnt easy and that many things might be difficult. From other parts of Louises thoughts the reader comes to know how he takes part in the family life. He isnt really interested in how the family goes, asks only very unintimate things and makes kind of fun of his sisters feelings. All in all Charles doesnt seem to be a very nice person more likely an egostic and perhaps evem evil character.All those who have been really close to him usurpt want to interact with him. Louise aswell as the cat dont seem to have good experiences with him. The sisters mostly dont see him the way he really is because he seemed to be always nice. He perhaps kind of bedazzeld them, t hem and his mother but as for the mother it is not clear how she actually thinks of him. The perfect son ambit which is created doesnt stand with her last action. That gives another hint that he is a rather bad, egostic and difficult person.