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Over time, Charley pretends that the delusion is wearing off, and is soon declared rehabilitated. His family and friends, including his sister Myra and his domineering mother, are gathered at the latter's house to greet him when he's released, but as they're preparing for a celebratory dinner, Charley sneaks out again. His panicked mother calls Dr. Wallman from the asylum, who suggests that he might have gone back to the museum to see the dollhouse one more time. At the museum, Charley confesses his feelings of love to Alice, particularly mentioning that his rather [[MyBelovedSmother adversarial relationship with his mother]] allows him to empathize with her unhappy relationship.
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Over time, Charley pretends that the delusion is wearing off, and is soon declared rehabilitated. His family and friends, including his sister Myra and his domineering mother, are gathered friends gather at the latter's Parkes' house to greet him when he's released, but as they're preparing for a celebratory dinner, Charley sneaks out again. His panicked mother calls Dr. Wallman from the asylum, who suggests that he might have gone back to the museum to see the dollhouse one more time. At the museum, Charley confesses his feelings of love to Alice, particularly mentioning that his rather [[MyBelovedSmother adversarial relationship with his mother]] allows him to empathize with her unhappy relationship.
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Charley's infatuation with Alice and the dollhouse delays him well past his planned lunch break, when he returns to his office late, upon which he's called into his boss's office. At first Charley thinks it's about his tardiness, but after a brief conversation, his boss drops the bombshell -- despite his exemplary work record, he's being let go because he doesn't fit in with the office culture. Charley is stunned, but meekly takes the news without any fuss or objections.
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Charley's infatuation with Alice and the dollhouse delays him well past his planned lunch break, and when he returns to his office late, upon which he's called into his boss's office. At first Charley thinks it's about his tardiness, but after a brief conversation, his boss drops the bombshell -- despite his exemplary work record, he's being let go because he doesn't fit in with the office culture. Charley is stunned, but meekly takes the news without any fuss or objections.
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Charley's infatuation with Alice and the dollhouse delays him longer than he planned, and he returns to his office well past the end of his lunch break, upon which he's called into his boss's office. At first Charley thinks it's about him coming in late, but after a brief conversation, his boss drops the bombshell -- despite his exemplary work record, he's being let go because he doesn't fit in with the office culture. Charley is stunned, but meekly takes the news without any fuss or objections.
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Charley's infatuation with Alice and the dollhouse delays him longer than he planned, and well past his planned lunch break, when he returns to his office well past the end of his lunch break, late, upon which he's called into his boss's office. At first Charley thinks it's about him coming in late, his tardiness, but after a brief conversation, his boss drops the bombshell -- despite his exemplary work record, he's being let go because he doesn't fit in with the office culture. Charley is stunned, but meekly takes the news without any fuss or objections.
