Flowers for Algernon

What do we learn about Charlie through his own analysis of Robinson Crusoe?

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Charlie feels very sorry for Robinson Crusoe because he is all alone and has no friends. I think that Chalie recognizes these feelings in his own experience and relates to the novel on that theme.

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