The Catcher in the Rye-Chapter 15 and 16 Flashcard

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Why does Holden like that nothing changes in the museum?

Back

He is scared of change and the unknown.

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What is Holden's father's profession?

Back

A corporate lawyer.

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What time is Holden supposed to meet Sally?

Back

2 pm.

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What does Holden give the 2 nuns he meets?

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$10 donation.

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What happens when Holden calls Jane?

Back

Her mother answers and Holden hangs up.

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What does the museum symbolize for Holden?

Back

A place of stability and permanence in a world he finds chaotic.

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How does Holden feel about adulthood?

Back

He is critical and fearful of the responsibilities and changes that come with it.

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What is the significance of Holden's relationship with Phoebe?

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Phoebe represents innocence and the childhood Holden wishes to protect.

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What does Holden's donation to the nuns represent?

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A moment of kindness and connection to others, contrasting his usual cynicism.

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How does Holden's interaction with Sally reflect his inner turmoil?

Back

His inability to connect and communicate effectively highlights his emotional struggles.