This thesis pays attention on the common points between Holden and Salinger. Among Holden’s viewpoints, protection on vulnerable groups and the fight against phony things are the main streams and the viewpoints are perfectly accorded with Salinger’s own behaviors. Thus, the thesis looks into Holden’s opinion on people who he considered as the vulnerable groups and analyzes his comments in the school, the social winners, and the adults who belonged to the phony parts...
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Thus, the thesis looks into Holden’s opinion on people who he considered as the vulnerable groups and analyzes his comments in the school, the social winners, and the adults who belonged to the phony parts. By studying on Holden’s loneliness, it can offer a better image on Holden’s characteristics. Based on the hermit behaviors of Salinger, it is clear that the two persons share some points in common, which will be helpful to the understanding on the novel and what Salinger wants to show us...
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Holden's breakdown Holden is depressed the whole time, and cannot stop thinking of what Stradlater might do to her. He was depressed because when he was younger he had a relationship with her, Jane also was the only person that Holden had ever shown Allie's glove...	2 / 339
Catcher In the Rye He wants to make sure kids do not fall over the cliff when they play. The story ends with Holden visiting his sister school, and going to the museum. At the end of the book, Holden says he wishes he never told anyone about anything, because when one tells something to someone, one misses them...	2 / 341
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Catcher In The Rye I also disagree with Behrmans statement that Holden "has a hunger for stability". If Holden has such a hunger for stability then why does he move from school to school or when he goes to New York stay at home since that is the only stable shelter...	1 / 139