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"It's a terrific bore, I mean do you hate it, is what I mean Well, I hate it. You always have to- Well, I hate it.

This quote of Sally is trying to say that even if you dislike or even hate doing something either way you are going to have to do it in the end

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What I did do, I gave old Sally Hayes a buzz . She went to Matry A. Woodruff, and I knew she was home because I'd had this letter from her a couple of weeks ago . I used to think she was quite intelligent, in my stupidity . The reason I did was because she knew quite a lot about theater and plays and literature and all that stuff . (105)

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"Then I took my hunting hat out of my coat pocket and gave it to her. She likes those kind of crazy hats. She didn't want to take it, but I made her. "
pg.180

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"Don't ever tell anybody anything if you do you start missing everybody"Holden probably believes sharing personal information leads to pain and loss when people inevitably leave or disappoints him. Also Holden belief on he can only trust himself (pg 214)

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“Anyway, we kept getting closer and closer to the carrousel and you could start to hear that nutty music it always plays. It was playing “Oh, Marie!” It played that song about fifty years ago when I was a little kid. That’s one nice thing about carrousels; they always play the same songs.”(210)

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"She wouldn't look at me, but I could tell she heard me, and when I started down the steps to the zoo I turned around and saw she was crossing the street and following me and all." pg. 209

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I watched her go around and around. There were only about 5 or 6 kids on the ride and the music the carousel was playing was 'smoke gets in your eyes.' it was playing it very jazzy and funny. pg 211

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"I know old Jane like a book-I still couldn't get her off my brain. I knew her like a book. I really did. I mean, besides checkers, she was quite fond of all athletic sports." Pg. 76

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As Holden watches Phoebe go round and round on the carousel, he finds himself blissfully engulfed in scenes of childhood joy and innocence.

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I think the ducks correspond with the author analysis because in the story, Holden always asks taxi drivers "where do the ducks go when the lake freezes" and i think it connects to him because he wants to know where to go after getting kicked out of school.

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In the story, Holden repeatedly brings up how he dislikes people who are "phonies." But he himself admits how much he lies to people, making him a hypocrite. Because of this, I think the song 'フォニイ(phony)' by KAFU fits him perfectly. The line, "I am missing from the mirror’s reflection. There is only a “fake” that everyone mistook for someone else." reminds me of how he spins elaborate lies to strangers about his identity. I think both "I cried, still unable to say even goodbye" and "Why, oh why, does it hurt here so much?" can be applied to the loss of his brother, who he is still unable to get over the death of, and possibly even how he feels about Jane.

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"anyaway ,i gave old jane a buzz again but her phone didn't answer, so i had hung up.Then i had to look through my address book to see who the hell will be available for the evening .The trouble was though my adrees book onlly has about three numbers jane,..._ Holeden thought about giving her another call knowing she did not answer the first time

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"We got to the Edmont Hotel, and I checked in. I’d put on my red hunting cap when I was in the cab, just for the hell of it, but I took it off before I checked in. I didn’t want to look like a screwball or something. Which is really ironic."
This quote represents Holden's fear of being seen by the world around him and although he wants to show his individualism. Holden throughout the book seems to struggle with wanting to feel independent without feeling isolated.

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This represents a symbolic object in the book because it was his brothers. In the book he writes about the glove, and says that the only person he shows is Jane. I think it represents innocence and individual value to Holden (because of the poems also).

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"The funny part is, I felt like marrying her the minute I saw her. I'm crazy. I didn't even like her much, and yet all of a sudden I felt like I was in love with her and wanted to marry her. I swear to God I'm crazy. I admit it."
Sally comes across to Holden as someone who is superficial and untrue. Nevertheless, he feels a strong physical draw to her. Holden is attempting to express his want for a friend and his fear of being alone when he declares his love for Sally. He also realizes that Sally is a representation of the world he wants to escape and that their relationship is complicated.

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"She was a funny girl, old Jane. I wouldn’t exactly describe her as strictly beautiful. She knocked me out, though. She was sort of muckle-mouthed. I mean when she was talking and she got excited about something, her mouth sort of went in about fifty directions, her lips and all. That killed me. And she never really closed it all the way, her mouth. It was always just a little bit open, especially when she got in her golf stance, or when she was reading a book. She was always reading, and she read very good books."(77)

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"all of a sudden on my way out to the lobby I got old Jane Gallagher on the brain again I got her on and I couldn't get her off" pg 11

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"I thought maybe I might give old Jane another buzz and see if she was home yet . I mean I had the whole evening free, and I thought I'd give er a buzz and, if she was home yet, take her dancing or something somewhere. I never danced with her or anything the whole time I knew her . I saw her dancing once, though . She looked like a good dancer . " (135)
Holden thought about giving Jane another call and started to think about how he has never danced with her and that she looked like a good dancer . He thinks about Jane and thinks about calling her, but he thinks that if he does, his memory of Jane being this good innocent person would change and he didn't want to change that .

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I think the baseball mitt represents Holden's love for his deceased brother as well as Allie's authentic uniqueness.The unique part of the glove is that Allie wrote poems all over it in green ink.

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J.D. Salinger chose the red hunting hat as a symbol because he wants Holden to hunt for a purpose in life.

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This symbol could be a symbol of his self isolation and alienation. Whenever he would put it on he would put it on he would separate himself from his piers and have a sense of comfort.

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the red hunting hat symbolizes Holden's alienation from society and his intentional isolation from people.

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"The best thing, though, in that museum was that everything always stayed right where it was. Nobody’d move. "
The museum symbolizes a place where everything always stays the same. Holden sees the museum as a representation of the world he want.

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I think the red hunting hat, (Something that Holden wears a lot throughout the book) was used to represent his individuality and desire to stand out from the crowd.

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The red hunting hat symbolizes Holden's alienation from society and his intentional isolation from people. I think he wears the haunting for comfort and to protect himself and make him feel unique.

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Holden always seems to use his hunting hat as a way of comfort when he's feeling sad, and on the other hand whenever he wears it he always says he doesnt care how he looks with it on.

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This symbol is used as a alter ego kinda because when he left school he yelled with the hat on so he thinks when he has the hat on he can do whatever he wants and stops carrying about everything and when he has it off hes more scared and trys to hide

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"Something very spooky started happening, every time i came to the end of a block and stepped off the goddamn curb i had this feeling that i'd never get to the other side of the street. I thought i just go down, down, down, and nobody i'd ever see me again- it was his depression doubting if he would get to the other side of the street

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" I told him he thought he could give the time to anybody he felt like. I told him he didn't even care if a girl kept all her kings in the back row or not..."  pg. 44

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Holden acts like a old man for most of the book, but Holden's curiosity for where the ducks go in the winter symbolize that he has a youth and joyful side and that he's willing to explore more about the world.

ch 12 pg. 81-82