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How Are Charlie And Morrie Alike

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Charlie and Morrie are alike in many ways. Morrie and Charlie are both very kind/nice people. Morrie is friends with everyone and is never rude about anything. The news reporters are always at his house and he constantly has to deal with them. He also finds the good in everything, including death and will talk about absolutely anything and be fine with it. Charlie on the other hand, doesn’t really understand if someone is being rude to him. He is always nice to his co-workers even though they aren’t nice to him. He also is very nice to his doctors. He never gets mad about anything even when he loses to Algernon. In conclusion Charlie and Morrie are both very kind/nice people, because Morrie constantly has to deal with news reporters and caretakers

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