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-Why is it significant that Holden misses people? 

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Page 89 "When in hell are you going to grow up?"

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Page 89 "When in hell are you going to grow up?"

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An acquaintance of Holden had said this to him. Holden acted like a child, depressed and sulking, and his friend tried to talk some sense into him. The whole book is about the ride to the growth and healing of

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Page 147 "I was sorry anyway, though. Goddam money. It always ends up making you blue as hell."

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Page 147 "I was sorry anyway, though. Goddam money. It always ends up making you blue as hell."

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Holden's life hasn't been going right for him and hasn't been on the right track. Spending money is one of the ways of getting out of depression. Holden searches different methods to heal, comfort, and ensure himself.

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Holden Caulfield has been saying good bye to many things since the beginning of his story. His emotions and unable condition are the cause of his farewells to his school, friends, people, places; everything.

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Page 21 "I'd never yell 'Good luck!' at anybody. It sounds terrible, when you think about it."

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Page 21 "I'd never yell 'Good luck!' at anybody. It sounds terrible, when you think about it."

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Holden Caulfield doesn't like hearing or saying the words "good luck". Throughout the book, Holden needs luck, but doesn't have it, nor does he realize he needs it until later. He says this after his previous teacher had yelled it to him while leaving Pencey, the school he had been kicked out of.

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Page 115 "All of a sudden, you have a walk, no matter how far or how high up."

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Page 115 "All of a sudden, you have a walk, no matter how far or how high up."

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This quote is significant because it summarizes the story itself. Holden Caulfield is taking a walk in his life and he knows that it's going to be a very long one at that.

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Page 203 "It was just very cold and nobody around anywhere."

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Page 203 "It was just very cold and nobody around anywhere."

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While walking in the park, Holden heads home, but is by himself and is cold. It symbolizes his life situation and how he feels as a human being.

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Page 114 "People are always ruining things for you."

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Page 114 "People are always ruining things for you."

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In the book, this is Holden Caulfield's mindset. His life hasn't gone right in any kind of way, his luck is the worst, and being kicked out of school is t the best either. His experiences always seem to be the fault of others and

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Page 98 "There isn't any night club in the world you can sit in for a long time unless you can at least buy some liquor and get drunk."

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Page 98 "There isn't any night club in the world you can sit in for a long time unless you can at least buy some liquor and get drunk."

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Holden, at the moment is spending his time in a club, depressed, and wasting money. A night club is one of the few places where Holden will be, although drunk, able to recollect himself and the events that are going on in his life.

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Page 174 "That's the terrible part. I swear to God I'm a madman."

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Page 174 "That's the terrible part. I swear to God I'm a madman."

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The main idea is that Holden is losing himself in a flood of emotions. In this quote, it indicates that Holden himself is getting to the point that he actually knows what he is doing isn't right and he is on the verge of insanity. With all his depression and mental stress, Holden isn't holding on properly and can be washed away by his thoughts and feelings.

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Most of the story takes place at Pencey and in New York. Holden roams around the streets and spends money on drinks and unreasonable things. He has gone to his house a few times, and the museum in the city is also a place the story took place at.

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Page 277 "Don't ever tell anybody anything. If you do, you start missing everybody."

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Page 277 "Don't ever tell anybody anything. If you do, you start missing everybody."

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This quote shows how Holden is starting to get a grasp on his emotions and his life is unfolding like. He mentions this because he has experienced it himself. Throughout his time at Pencey and on his own, he realizes that he misses people and wants to be with them.

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Stradlater is Holden's roommate at Pencey. He sparks the start of Caulfield's emotional breakdown. Holden is aware of his feelings, but with an incident with Stradlater, he collapses on himself.

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Phoebe is the younger sister of Holden Caulfield. She is the one who allows her older brother find his hope and is a very important existence in Holden's life.

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He is main character of "The Catcher in the Rye". Caulfield shares his experiences, thoughts, and feelings while on a journey to finding a purpose in life. He leads the story forward and keeps it from dying out.

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In the image in the square, the word hope in messy letters is crossed out with red. In the book, Salinger's hope is wavering and eventually lights out. As for the background image, a graduation hat and diploma is scribbled over in black. Salinger had to move from school to school by getting kicked out and unwanted. Reaching his own graduation seemed so far away from his reach.

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Salinger develops his mood by starting off with what he thinks of life and school and how he believes it is not that great or worth stressing out for. As his story progresses, he finds key things in his life that are important to him. He finds a way to try and have things work out while keeping himself above water.