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The Catcher in the Rye

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December 21, 2016

 

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Holden knew that Ernie thought highly of himself so he thought it very fake for him to give a seemingly humble bow. Holden seems to act one way and feel another, because he always involves himself with people that make him feel depressed, and then feels bad about it. He cynically evaluates mannerisms of people including their word choice...
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He cynically evaluates mannerisms of people including their word choice. He comments on a word Sally selected, and says "Grand. If there's one word I hate, It's grand. It's so phony" (106). Certain words cause Holden to repel people, based on the deceit that he thinks the word carries along. Feeling as if he is drowning in a sea of falsehood, Holden constantly find himself feeling depressed because nothing is what it is trying to be...
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