How Absurdity Led to Success. (Charlie Chaplin) 

Charlie Chaplin would be characterized by a trained learning theorist as a young person shaped by being supported by his mother just enough to grow up in a stress-inoculated resilience situation. The stress in his youth did not destroy his brain wiring but compelled him to be extremely persistent in life. The writer of this narrative takes a stab at this concept but fails to inform the viewer of the scientifically well-documented concept defined above. His special beginning and his innate talent to entertain meant Chaplin had the mindfulness and poise above the fray of making movies to convey with rare wit and charm the sometimes-absurd characters he portrayed to the film audience. The spark of his talent grew into a flame when he found an opportunity and exploded into worldwide adulation when he began to have total control over how he could present his form of humor. Few creative geniuses in history have had the arc of change he enjoyed as a creative performer.