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The Catcher in the Rye

The Catcher in the Rye "The Catcher in the Rye" highlights the value of innocence. Holden is a teenageboy who finds himself caught between the corruptedness of growing up, and the beauty ofstaying innocent. Holden's relationship with Phoebe is unparrallel to his relationship withanybody else. She is the most innocent and pure person to him because he understandsher, and she too loves him. Holden's desire to be a "Catcher in the Rye" explains hiswanting to protect innocence. To catch those who are innocent before they fall ( or growup) into corruption and adulthood. Holden's attitude toward the adult world derrives fromwhat he sees people selling out on from his eyes. He notices the way people unfairly treateach other and feels that they are fake. To make matters worse he finds himself staying inNew York for a few days long enough to evaluat


He feels that this innocence is very valuble and shouldnt be tamperedwith or even stolen by the cruelties and dirtiness of the adult world which he has seen. As time passes theyfind themselves in a zoo and talking. She is young but in Holden's eyes she is much more intellgent than people herage. Theworld just appears to be a big lie in the eyes of Holden Caulfield and as a Catcher, wantsto stop it from sucking in the pure. As she insists he screams at her andhurts her feelings, causing her to get angry and begin to ignore him. I think I would be naive if I didnt. I can honestly say that although I didnt like the book all that much, I did realize that Ishare alot of Holden's views. Holden's desire to be a "Catcher in the Rye" comes from his wanting to preserveand protect the innocence that children have just like a Catcher protects children fromfalling off a cliff . Whats funny is that he himself is a liar, he admitts it and is in a sense proud of it . This shows the close relationship that they have. e the type of people he dispises and toappreciate the people he loves. Hetries to protect people like Jane Gallagher and Phoebe by not telling Phoebe anythingharsh, or by not calling Jane Gallagher for fear that she might have changed. Phoniness always wins in the end which is deppressing.

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