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messages.content: Write a single idea essay in about 1000 words in more polished and alluring academic, descriptive, coherent, consistent, and organized style using Complex vocabulary and sentence structures, including varied punctuation and transition words and Tone must be in active voice, informative and authoritative. (Bring episodes or quotes or lines verbatim or references from texts)”
  
  
  J.R. Salamanca’s Catcher Caught, on the other hand, takes a more direct approach to engaging with the legacy of “The Catcher in the Rye,” featuring a fifteen year old internal focalizer named Daniel who is literally “caught” between Holden’s world and his own. Daniel looks to Holden as a role model, a guiding spirit to help him make sense of the confusing and chaotic world around him. As he confronts the reality of his terminal diagnosis and impending death: “Daniel Solstice London, that’s me, soon to be dust,” Daniel begins to question the intentions and authority of those around him in his own search for identity in the face of death. Daniel's problems, though, are unlike those of his contemporaries. He stoically believes his cancer will kill him and holds out little hope for the cocktail of treatments he receives. Death doesn't appear to anger him so much as missing out on the activities of youth, the running, swimming and even schoolwork of the kids his age. 
  