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He was being very mean to the nuns.

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i feel like Holden doesn´t talk to his parents at ll unless he needs to

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Holden has to do better

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What stood out to me most was his eye for everything, he is very judgmental and notices how cheap the suitcase is.

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He came off very rude and judging to the nunns

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What stood out to me was that the nun kept switching up the conversation again and again for some reason. Also, he immediately talks about their suit cases and how cheap they look, in relevance to money and knowing how good suit cases look like because of the fact that his father is rich. - Jazlin

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what stood out to me the most was how he wanted to pay the nuns bill.  seems like he tryna undo his wrongs in life

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What stood out to me the most was how he was insistent on paying the nuns check. This might be a reach, but it seems like he was using the "undoing" defense mechanism. He was trying to balance getting kicked out of Pencey and not telling his parents as a reason to do something good, such as paying for the nuns, to feel better.

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I feel like Holden doesn’t like to talk about his parents unless he’s required to when he has to explain situations in the book. I also feel that talking highly about his fathers money allowed him to feel good

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i just feel like holden was talking to his parents he wants to connect with them

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what stood out to me was holden spotting the cheap suitcases right away, he knows what big money is because of his dad's job. it comes pretty easily to him because he's financially stable.

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I thought it was interesting how Holden was especially sorry for Mercutio's death and not Romeo and Juliet's. Firstly, it was needless, just how his brother's death from cancer was. Secondly, in the context of the play, Mercutio is one of the only outlier characters, not in either family. Over the course of the book, I think Holden feels more and more like an outlier in society, amounting to the walk in the park and the return home. So he may be comparing himself to Mercutio here.

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I feel like Holden was using the compensation or undoing defense mechanism in this passage. I think that he’s trying to compensate or undo all of his failures by showing that he has a lot of money - giving money to the nuns and trying to pay for their meals. This stood out to me because I feel like it shows that he feels guilty about the things he's done.

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I feel like he is connecting himself to Mercutio because he going on about how he didn't deserve what happened to him and how he's funny and cool.

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I feel like when Holden was talking about his perspective on Romeo and Juliet, I feel like he was talking about his Family in a sense. Maybe Mercutio reminded him of Allie in a way. Or how the Montague's or the Capulet's remind him of his family by just being alright or feeling like "whatever" towards them.

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When Holden was talking to the nuns about Romeo and Juliet he mentioned how he didn't like Romeo and Juliet. Instead his favorite character was Mercutio. I feel like when Holden said," The thing is, it drives me crazy if somebody gets killed— especially somebody very smart and entertaining and all—and it’s somebody else’s fault. Romeo and Juliet, at least it was their own fault.” he was relating Mercutio to Allie