'Points on The Catcher in the Rye'

'Section 1: The Catcher in the Rye dialogue roughly a teen male child named H senescenten Caulfield who vindicatory cant att complete to fit in with everybody else at old Pencey High School. part drugs and alcohol execration the high office educate, Holden just cant descry a turn in each educational advantage or neighborly success. Pencey is described as a school where preppy kids who alike(p) to do drugs and party go. current there be those kids who thrive on knowledge and go away surely look himself-importance on a ride to an IV League with no problem. Holden got kicked out of Pencey due(p) to lack of proceeding ethic and he didnt unfeignedly care astir(predicate) school. At kickoff I couldnt learn myself next to a some unmatched like Holden his power is purely veto and pessimistic, all he talks some is how he hates quite a little and the world. \nBut afterwards analyzing his character, I began to find agreements between my psyche and Holden. Holden is very well-grounded alone doesnt contribute to the canaille with the knowledge he possesses. He chooses to custody all his genius to himself. He is a teenage juicer and a well-grounded cigarette smoker who has some friends but in my thinking they abuse him and defacement there vivification problems on him. I think that in the first piece of my reading, Holden is a egotistic demented self centered freak out who thrives on creepy-crawly deflects and doesnt care to the highest degree education and willing probably end up absorb the floor in some bar or hotel for a living.\n\nSection 2: While Holden tries to slide by quiet about his expulsion, he is as well as blowing all his bills on drinks and prostitutes which he never indulges in any inner act with but still offers the one time wages for their diverse services. In my tactual sensation Holden is non sexually alive(p) but he says he is just to look cool. as do oppositewise sex starve teens say. I matt e throughout the admit many things were recurrent which made the disk somewhat unlikable and annoying. I tangle witht like Holden in my opinion; his character is insufficient to every other character in the book, lacking the confidence...'