him to reach a sense of self-rule.
             "I think the Renault kid is right about the chocolates." (p.104)
             "It's the whole principle of the thing."(p.105)
             "We pay tuition to go to Trinity, don't we? Right. Hell, I'm not even Catholic, a lot of guys aren't, but they sell us a bill of goods that Trinity is the best prep school for college you can find around here ... And what happens? They turn us into salesmen ... And now comes along a freshman. A child. He says no. He says 'I'm not going to sell the chocolates.' Simple. Beautiful." (p.105)
             Jerry's new identity does not last long. He cannot chal
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