>his orthopedic sneakers couldn’t touch the floor... >his tiny frame perched a few feet away on an oversized leather chair... >a crooked smile that reveals a

>his orthopedic sneakers couldn’t touch the floor... >his tiny frame perched a few feet away on an oversized leather chair... >a crooked smile that reveals a row of nubby teeth >disappointing to meet the “worst person on the internet” and find that they are nothing at all I think the author has missed the point about why Charlie is the way he is, why he has spent so much of his social life online, she did apparently reveal how this Charlie is looked upon by "normal" people in real life through no fault of his own.