Commentary on J.D Salinger´s Story: A Perfect Day for Bananafish

"Please call me at the moment he did, or say that everything is fun - you know what I mean" (Serlinger 1). This is one of the nine best-selling stories written by J. D Salinger, "Banana Fish's Perfect Day". It talked about Muriel and her mother on the phone and talked about Muriel's mental health husband. In this short story, the result of the war is reflected in her husband 's actions and emotions. Post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is one of many psychiatric disorders faced by her husband, after which he leads to his death.

At first sight, JD Salinger 's short story "The perfect day of banana fish" is a spiritually depressing veteran story, and his post - traumatic stress is that he will commit suicide on his second honeymoon I urged. . His wife In fact, this is a story, but at first glance it does not reveal the essential motivations and symbolic approaches taken to reach the final decision that Seymour Glass will end his life. - As Owen Hauha once observed, "Let's cherish pure knowledge so that purity is not realized." In a vibrant society, innocent people come from the youngest members of our world Even escape. Nonexistent member J.D. Salinger explores this elusive innocence in his short story "Banana Fish Perfect Day".

The role of JD Salinger in the perfect day of Barnafifin Salinger 's role Perfect day for Panama. It seems to exist in the opposite world. Meanwhile, Salinger creates Muriel to represent materialist and superficial, while on the other hand creates Sybil, which is a reason for innocence like a child rarely seen in society. The main character Seymour of Seymour knows the superficial expression in the world of Muriel and chose not to separate. - "Let's talk about what we do, we can see if we can catch banana fish" (Serlinger 7). Banana Fish is a fictitious creature created in Seymour Glass, J.D Salinger 's "Banana Fish Perfect Day" role. They are the same as other fish, but they can not swim after the banana grows and swim in the hole to eat a lot of bananas. "Banana Fish's Perfect Day" was published in the New York Journal in 1948 ("Banana Fish's Perfect Day").