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Although the short story "Charles" has overtones of humor, the story fits in the suspense genre. In the suspense genre, the protagonist is presented with a situation which does not have a clear answer, and the protagonist often tries to uncover this answer.

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Told from the perspective of an unnamed mother of two, "Charles" revolves around the stories a Laurie, tells his family about his class's troublemaker, Charles. The story opens on the first day of kindergarten, and the mother recognizes her son's change from a little boy to a school-aged child.

The main theme of Charles is identity, specifically the conflict between the identity Laurie has, the one he wants, and the one his parents think he has. Jackson begins the focus on identity by leaving out important information: the names of the other characters.