times he has said in my childhood or when I was a kid even though he is still a child he is – – trying to separate from it Haofeng he thinks ironically of himself as an adult fatherly figure to Phoebe but Phoebe – – – gives him the money and advice… Hanna more comfortable around other adults does not talk about his parents that much first – – – page of the book two hemorrhages a piece something going on that we know about to – – don’t – protect them in a way Phoebe tells him that his dad will kill them might be disappointed in – – all the situations we have seen adults know he can try harder him…with – Andrew adult or a child does not want to be either catcher in the rye not really on one – – – – want to go to child side incidents like Antolini happened want to go side…doesn’t – – doesn’t into the museum… Will sees himself as an adult takes responsibility for his actions want to confront his – – – didn’t parents about it man up for his actions but he – doesn’t Georgina Holden scared of change does not want the perception to change wants to put him – – – in a glass case…. Haofeng Holden yearns to become a child again and forget all his worries, yet he sneaks out of the house to go live with his old English teacher. What concept does this represent? How are Holden's actions similar to Odysseus' on his journey home? It represents a balance of contradictions. If Holden stayed at home and confessed everything to his parents, they would be upset but probably would try to help Holden in some way. Even though he was just reminiscing about his childhood and how he wanted to be worry-free, he ran away and went to live with Mr. Antolini. This contradiction is similar to Odysseus on his journey home: Odysseus wanted to return home to his wife and child, yet he succumbed to temptation and stayed with both Calypso and Circe, delaying his journey home. Reading Due 194-214 Lily Thought Questions pages 194-203 On page 198, what does his depressing feelings show about his character? Why was Holden talking to Allie, did he really think he was dying?
times he has said – in my childhood or when I was a kid – even though he is still a child he is trying to separate from it Haofeng – he thinks ironically of himself as an adult – fatherly figure to Phoebe – but Phoebe gives him the money and advice… Hanna – more comfortable around other adults – does not talk about his parents that much – first page of the book – two hemorrhages a piece – something going on that we don’t know about – to protect them in a way – Phoebe tells him that his dad will kill them – might be disappointed in him…with all the situations we have seen – adults know he can try harder Andrew – adult or a child – does not want to be either – catcher in the rye – not really on one side…doesn’t want to go to child side – incidents like Antolini happened – doesn’t want to go into the museum… Will – sees himself as an adult – takes responsibility for his actions – didn’t want to confront his parents about it – man up for his actions but he doesn’t Georgina – Holden scared of change – does not want the perception to change – wants to put him in a glass case…. Haofeng Holden yearns to become a child again and forget all his worries, yet he sneaks out of the house to go live with his old English teacher. What concept does this represent? How are Holden's actions similar to Odysseus' on his journey home? It represents a balance of contradictions. If Holden stayed at home and confessed everything to his parents, they would be upset but probably would try to help Holden in some way. Even though he was just reminiscing about his childhood and how he wanted to be worry-free, he ran away and went to live with Mr. Antolini. This contradiction is similar to Odysseus on his journey home: Odysseus wanted to return home to his wife and child, yet he succumbed to temptation and stayed with both Calypso and Circe, delaying his journey home. Reading Due 194-214 Lily Thought Questions pages 194-203 On page 198, what does his depressing feelings show about his character? Why was Holden talking to Allie, did he really think he was dying?
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