Charlie has changed throughout this story by showing that he is brave and trusts Cotton no matter what happens. We see how brave Charlie actually is by saying "I'd rather die than not try" (N.D. Wilson 130) this shows that Charlie likes to take risks and that he is really brave. This is important to us readers because it shows us that Charlie will be brave and persevere through anything no matter what.
In the beginning, we notice that he is more like a type of dirty boy by the text saying that "Charlie was not a boy who usually wore suits." this shows us that he is not a classy type of person. The text also says what he does wear by saying that "Normally, he wore old T-shirts and heavy shorts." this shows that Charlie does not really care
In the beginning, we notice that he is more like a type of dirty boy by the text saying that "Charlie was not a boy who usually wore suits." this shows us that he is not a classy type of person. The text also says what he does wear by saying that "Normally, he wore old T-shirts and heavy shorts." this shows that Charlie does not really care