Allies Mitt

Erie's mitt, catcher. Ally's gloves have poetry in gloves and are very important symbols for on-site catchers. Ally is a brother of Holden who died in Maine due to leukemia. Ally's gloves symbolize the innocence that Holden hopes for, and Ally's innocence is preserved in gloves. Ally died when he was young, he is still innocent. Young Ally left the fake adult world. In a sense Holden wants to become Erie. Holden wants to keep his innocence, but he can not.

Allie's Baseball Gloves: Holden chose to explain his brothers 'baseball gloves, including poetry, for roommate Stradley' s close - up work. Erie died a few years ago, and his death left a deep impression on Holden. It represents innocence and kindness. Stradlite was angry with this explanation, and the break of Holden of the subsequent work reminded Holden isolated and infinite innocence. Holden's red hunting hat: Holden's hat symbolizes his independence. Every time he wears a hat, he refers to a hat. It symbolizes how much he wants to mention him. In fact, he highlights the conflict between cancellations around well-known people and the desire to stay with the desire to be isolated. It is no accident that the hat is the same color as Phoebe and Alley.

When Stradlet came back for clothes, Holden handed him an essay. Stradlater's sensitive response to Holden's paper on Allie's baseball gloves is not surprising. His teacher told him to write a description of "a room, a house, or something you lived in". For someone like Stradlete, Globe's explanation will not complete the task. When he told Holden, "You should not have done what you ought to do," Stradlet touched on important differences between him and his cohabitants. Regardless of what he secretly keeps, Stradley is a person who obeys the rules. ("If you violate some rules, he will be crazy." He never misses that task, but he will have another person write for him.

Without his explanation, you will not sympathize with him nor hate him at all. This is his story, including stories about Ally's baseball gloves. "... Ally has this left-handed glove ... his fingers and pockets are full of poetry, a green ink" Salinger, June 1945, page 33) or how he knows Jane Gallagher Do not worry about you further, Jane, your hands are sweating, what you know is that you are very happy really "(Seilinger, 1945 - 6, p. 72) Show me his soft side