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This is a flashback from when Charlie looked at his aunts wrist and sees her cutting

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This picture is a picture of Charlie looking at a knife getting flahbacks from his aunt who I assume cut herself

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Suicide is death caused by injuring oneself with the intent to die.

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Charlie, our main character tried to commit suicide by cutting his wrists. It was a normal, but sad because he said goodbye to Sam, he came home and started seing stuff. He then later called up Candace his big sister to tell her, it was his fault aunt Helen died. Candace ordered her friend to call 911 to her house, he was rescued by a policeman and hospitalized for over 2 weeks.

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Charlie was at a party with his new friends. Charlie ate a brownie without knowing there was weed in it. He got high and asked Sam for a milkshake. Sam began to make Charlie a milkshake and Charlie starts mentioning his friend Michael who shot himself in May

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In the movie (along with the novel aswell) we are told that Charlie's middle school friend, Michael did not leave a suicide note when he took his life.
However, in the novel we've found out that at the Secret Santa party Charlie reads a poem to Patrick. There is speculation, that the poem Charlie reads, was written by Micheal. The poem is called 'To Santa Claus and Little Sisters'. The poem was written by a 15-year old boy probably around the end of the sixties, 2 years later he took his own life.

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Michael, Charlies best friend killed himself with a gun, he had some problems at home with his dad and then committed suicide.

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We follow a boy and his family.
In the first two sections, the boy is happy and close with his family. He writes a poem on 'yellow paper with green lines'. His mother hangs it on the fridge. His teacher gave him an A

In the next two sections the boy writes a poem about autumn. It's on white paper with blue lines. His teacher tells him to write more clearly. But gives him an A. His mother does not hang it on the fridge, since the door have just been painted. In this section, we're told that his father does not tuck him in bed anymore.

The next two sections, he writes another poem and his teacher becomes worried for him. Gives him an A anyways. His parents are not so close anymore either. His mother does not hang it on the fridge, since he never showed her. It's revealed his father dies in this sections as well.

In the last section, the boy writes another poem, on the back of a matchbox. the poem was called absolutely nothing, because that is what it was about. He gave himself an A, and a slash on each wrist. Hung it on the bathroom door, because he couldn't get to the kitchen in time.

This poem does challenge the 'Family issues' that are presented in the book and movie. We see how a loving family is split over the years, and how doing good in school might've torn on the boy.

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'To Santa Claus and Little Sisters' - Anon

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Once on yellow paper, with green lines, he wrote a poem and called it "Chops" because that was the name of his dog and that's what it was all about, and the teacher gave him an "A" and a gold star and his mother hung it on the kitchen door

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After Charlie's only friend Michael committed suicide, he was caught up in a lot of confusion that led to meltdowns.
Michael's close friends are put in a group to talk to a counselor. The school was afraid that Micheal's friends would commit aswell. Charlie starts screaming when the guidance counselor says that Michael might've felt alone 'He could have spoken to me!'
Throughout the movie Charlie wonders why Michael ended his life. The reason was 'Problems at home'. Charlie wonders if he has problems at home, but it's brushed over with his dad's common phrase "People have it worse"