Revealing Caulfield

In Salinger 's "The Catcher in the Rye", the heart and body of the narrator Holden Caulfield are spoken in his dishonest but sincere voice. Salinger woven into Holden's story to reflect the age of young people through his words and thoughts. At the age of sixteen, the story of Holden is often pessimistic, sometimes enthusiastic, the most important thing is inconsistent. The same can be said about ideas on his sexual topics. That is the cause of the growth of 16-year-old anxiety.

This book is about Holden Caulfield, a young man who was exiled from a special preparatory school and returned home. Instead of going home directly, Cobbield wanders while thinking about what he wants to tell his family and the best way to prevent him from being driven out to school. Call Field himself told the story, a psychoanalyst. (As the story goes on, it is suggested that he is in a mental hospital.This is revealed at the end of the book.) There are many flaws in this book, and for many reasons this reason I do not like this book. It is banned in many places. Others believe that field is a way to show frustration of life for Colfield. Many young people, especially boys, are related to stories and their languages, and I think they will understand if he knows Colefield. Therefore, many schools require students to read

Self-cleaning memories written by Vincent Caulfield, this story can explain the information contained in it, the event linked to it, and the novel after Salinger. In the explanation, the role of Vincent Caulfield must be the same as what we call D. B. Wheat catcher. Likewise, the role of Kenneth Caulfield is the same as what Salinger later named Allie. This story takes place in Cape Cod. Whether Caulfield lives in their summer home or has permanent residence is unknown. Vincent Caulfield tells the story is about 18 to 19 years old. His parents are in his house, they are actors, his 12 year old brother Kenneth, and his sister Phoebe, born just before the story. There is Vincent 's brother Holden far away from the camp.