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I think Holden's depression comes from his constant loneliness. Not only with not being able to keep friends but also with his careless parents. He never has anyone consistently present in his life and even when he tries to make connections he drives them away because of his strong judgment

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If you sat around there long enough and heard all the phonies applauding and all, you got to hate everybody in the world, I swear you did.

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If you sat around there long enough and heard all the phonies applauding and all, you got to hate everybody in the world, I swear you did.

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Holden

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I feel the biggest contributors to his depression are his hatred towards a lot of things, and his acting like someone he is not. -Brennan

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Holden gets very upset by the profanity that he finds written on the walls at Phoebe's school because he believes that if the children will see it, they will lose their innocence and he doesn't want

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Holden wants to know if the ducks have a specific place they fly every year, simply because he doesn't. Between the changing of schools and growing into an adult, his uncertainty for where he will end up is portrayed by the way he makes decisions throughout the book.

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Holden wants to know if the ducks have a specific place they fly every year, simply because he doesn't. Between the changing of schools and growing into an adult, his uncertainty for where he will end up is portrayed by the way he makes decisions throughout the book.

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Holden considers many people a phony and has a lack of knowledge and empathy for people

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Holden considers many people a phony and has a lack of knowledge and empathy for people

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I feel like Holden was against the loss of innocence of the kids because of the way he is. He may feel that once he lost his innocence and saw the real world, that was when he became depressed. Maybe he feels that if he could prevent and/or move back the loss of innocence of these kids, he can prevent them from being depressed like he is.

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I feel like Holden was against the loss of innocence of the kids because of the way he is. He may feel that once he lost his innocence and saw the real world, that was when he became depressed. Maybe he feels that if he could prevent and/or move back the loss of innocence of these kids, he can prevent them from being depressed like he is.

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Throughout the book Holden is constantly using his money recklessly and without thinking of his future and what he'll need the money for in the coming day(s). This is evident by how he has to borrow money from Phoebe near the end when he apparently had a lot of money leaving Pencey. He randomly wasted it on several drinks, the prostitute, and his date with Sally.

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Throughout the book Holden is constantly using his money recklessly and without thinking of his future and what he'll need the money for in the coming day(s). This is evident by how he has to borrow money from Phoebe near the end when he apparently had a lot of money leaving Pencey. He randomly wasted it on several drinks, the prostitute, and his date with Sally.

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Holden knows that the seasons are changing and wonders where the ducks will go during the winter. In a similar way, he knows that he is at a stage in his life where he is going through many changes, and he wonders how he will fare in the future.

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Holden takes advantage of his privilege because his parents have enough money to send him to private boarding schools. Holden continually shows that he doesn't care and fails every class which results in him getting expelled from school

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Holden takes advantage of his privilege because his parents have enough money to send him to private boarding schools. Holden continually shows that he doesn't care and fails every class which results in him getting expelled from school

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Holden has trouble understanding people and only thinks his way and mindset is the best way to live life

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Holden has trouble understanding people and only thinks his way and mindset is the best way to live life

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Throughout the book Holden is constantly calling people and things phony. He never calls himself phony but everyone else is. He is ignorant in that sense because he will point the bad things and annoying this out of others but not for himself.

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Holden feels as though everyone in his life that he talks to is a phony and fake. This ends up not allowing him to gain empath or fully understand what other people are saying to him.

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Holden feels as though everyone in his life that he talks to is a phony and fake. This

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Holden feels as though everyone in his life that he talks to is a phony and fake. This

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Holden feels as though everyone in his life that he talks to is a phony and fake. This

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Holden feels as though everyone in his life that he talks to is a phony and fake. This

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Holden feels as though everyone in his life that he talks to is a phony and fake.

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Holden feels as though everyone in his life that he talks to is a phony and fake.

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Holden feels as though everyone in his life that he talks to is a phony and

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Holden feels as though everyone in his life that he talks to is a phony and

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Holden feels as though everyone in his life that he talks to is a phony and

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Holden feels as though everyone in his life taht he

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In my opinion, I feel that Holden has such a grudge against phonies because he himself is a phony. It takes one to know one for  a lot of things, and Holden can certainly be labeled a phony. He tries to put on some false acts of being mature, like when he is smoking cigs and going to the bar, trying to stand a little extra tall, along with a lot of other things - Brennan