Identity In American Culture

club, Ernie's. He is constantly expressing his opinion to the audience about Ernie, the crowd, and a near by couple. According to Holden, all the people at Ernie's were "prep school jerks and college jerks" and they all were sitting around him, he is surrounded. Holden starts judging people even before he reaches New York.
             When Holden meets Mrs. Morrow, the mother of another Pency Prep student, Ernest Morrow, on the train he immediately lies to her about her son. Holden tells her that her son is popular and has the ability to adapt himself to school and with people. He really thinks that Ernest is, "doubtless the biggest bastard that ever went to Pency...That guy Morrow wa
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