Unreachable Dreams in The Catcher in The Rye

Many dreams that "rye catcher" can not realize Many people feel that their dreams can not be realized. Holden Caulfield is recognized by JD Salinger's "The Catcher in the Rye". When Holden talked about his story, he talked about the events since Pencey School left his psychiatrist. Initially, Holden was rebellious against his parents, he got angry with his teacher, and he sounded like a typical, misplaced boy who dropped out of school. But as his story advances, it is clear that Holden has a motive rather than a scholar. His purpose is to protect the young and innocent hearts of young children from "fear" of adult society. He wants to freeze ch

I find that many people can not reach their dreams. Holden Caulfield accomplished this with J. D Salinger's book "The Catcher in the Rye". Among field catchers, Houlden Caulfield believes in the concept of pure black and white, there is almost no gray area between the two. He applied these beliefs to the people he met during the trip. Each aquintance is considered fake or pure and true. In the life of Holden in this book, "Houghton has succeeded in making us realize that the world is crazy." Immediately after Holden left the penny preparation he arrived at the Edmont Hotel Did. This is the start of the Holden confusion. Holden spent the night in the hotel at the hotel with a "molested and stupid hotel" (all in place) in a spiral shaped ball. His situation began to worsen, as he is increasingly looking around the world.

Many people realize that their dreams can not be realized. Holden Caulfield is recognized by JD Salinger's "The Catcher in the Rye". When Holden talked about his story, he talked about the events since Pencey School left his psychiatrist. Initially, Holden was rebellious against his parents, he got angry with his teacher, and he sounded like a typical, misplaced boy who dropped out of school. But as his story advances, it is clear that Holden has a motive rather than a scholar. His purpose is to protect the young and innocent hearts of young children from "fear" of adult society. As wax figures are frozen at the museum, he wants to freeze the kids in time. After talking with my older sister Phoebe, Holden realized that I could not achieve this goal. Holden wants to be a watcher in the wheat field and I realize that this is impossible reality.