Rex Engelbert Pd. 4 English 11 AMA 04 September 20XX The Trials and Tribulations of Growing Up: An Analysis of J.D. Salinger’s Catcher in the Rye Write a paragraph here about growing up and having to deal with things you don’t want to. Talk about how we can try to stop it, but we either do it by choice or we are forced to do it. As one self grows he accompanies with him memories, experiences, and adventures that will make up the identity of his adulthood. These memories, whether positive or negative, transition ones rites of passage from childhood to adulthood. This transition can be fairly difficult based upon ones childhood challenges or unforgettable memories. At one point, a child’s biggest problem is choosing between Panda Express and Rubio’s. In contrast, becoming an adult requires more intellectual thought and the facing of more difficult problems. This metaphorical yet unfathomable maze comes with many obstacles; as an individual grows he slowly learns to overcome these challenges. As one slowly learns to get out of the maze, he grows out of childhood idealism and starts to digest the complicacy of the phony adult world. Based upon ones ability to change it is a hard process to endure. Yet, at times one sits and watches the sunset while reminiscing of his disappearing innocence. As adolescence slowly drains away, the human brain starts to reach abstract ideas, think about reality and the future, and convert one’s childhood mishaps into maturity and experience. Soon one starts to realize his true identity. PHONINESS
Rex Engelbert Pd. 4 English 11 AMA 04 September 20XX The Trials and Tribulations of Growing Up: An Analysis of J.D. Salinger’s Catcher in the Rye Write a paragraph here about growing up and having to deal with things you don’t want to. Talk about how we can try to stop it, but we either do it by choice or we are forced to do it. As one self grows he accompanies with him memories, experiences, and adventures that will make up the identity of his adulthood. These memories, whether positive or negative, transition ones rites of passage from childhood to adulthood. This transition can be fairly difficult based upon ones childhood challenges or unforgettable memories. At one point, a child’s biggest problem is choosing between Panda Express and Rubio’s. In contrast, becoming an adult requires more intellectual thought and the facing of more difficult problems. This metaphorical yet unfathomable maze comes with many obstacles; as an individual grows he slowly learns to overcome these challenges. As one slowly learns to get out of the maze, he grows out of childhood idealism and starts to digest the complicacy of the phony adult world. Based upon ones ability to change it is a hard process to endure. Yet, at times one sits and watches the sunset while reminiscing of his disappearing innocence. As adolescence slowly drains away, the human brain starts to reach abstract ideas, think about reality and the future, and convert one’s childhood mishaps into maturity and experience. Soon one starts to realize his true identity. PHONINESS
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