He'd be making his bed, or hanging up stuff in a closet - he was always hanging stuff up in the closet - it drove me crazy - and he'd be whistling while he did it, if he wasn't talking in this raspy voice. He could take something very jazzy, like "Tin Roof Blues," and whistle it so nice and easy - right while he was hanging stuff up in the closet - that it could kill you.
Naturally, I never told him I thought he was a terrific whistler. I mean you don't just go up to somebody and say, "You're a terrific whistler. So I don't know about bores. Maybe you shouldn't feel sorry if you see some swell girl getting married to them. They don't hurt anybody, most of them, and maybe they're all terrific whistlers or something.
Who the hell knows? Not me. Add a reference: Book Author. Search for a book to add a reference. The inner world emotions, thoughts, conscious and subconscious of the character are the centre of the novel. The events are linked by the associations and thoughts of the main character. The narrator is in the first person singular and the mostly used technique is the stream of consciousness.
Vulgarisms and colloquialisms are introduced into the narrating process. Holden Caulfield the narrator and the main character is a 17 years old high school student who gets kicked out of boarding school, wonders through New York and goes through an adolescent crisis and has an over average intelligence, considering his age, but is emotionally immature.
He is severely critical towards society, hypocrisy, false values, snobbism, stereotypes and the social injustice.
He stands up for honesty, spontaneity, authenticity and he has an ironic look at the world which can be seen in his way of talking and thinking. He wears a red hat that has a double symbolic; known as the symbol of distinction between the grownups and the kids and the symbol of him hunting people all over New York the few days he spends there.
He wants to be a catcher in the rye verses by Robert Burns. The irony is that he is jumping from the cliff from which he wants to save the children. The 17 years old Holden Caulfield from New York is placed into a psychiatric hospital on the west coast and he tells us all about the crisis he went through from last Christmas.
The young narrator tells his intensive events from a Saturday afternoon until Monday afternoon that led him to the state of emotional distress. He keeps his baseball glove written in lyrics. He only sees evil and problems all around himself. He got kicked out of three schools. He sucks up to the teachers, seduces the girls and does absolutely nothing in his life. The two of them got into a fight over a girl, Jane Gallagher.
Holden liked her but had a suspicion that Stradlater wanted to seduce her. Holden is well aware that his parents will find out about his runaway in three days and that his mother will be sad while his father will be mad.
Since he had enough money, he decided to spend three awesome days before heading back to his parents and his reality. He is repulsed an orders a Coke instead. After that he tries to pick up a girl that is in the company of two of her friends who he calls witches. He dances with them, pays for their drinks and in the end she rejects him like a child. Show how Wordsworth's relation to Nature matures through stages in "Tintern Abbey. The poem itself neatly divides Wordsworth's relationship with and understanding of nature into two neat stages.
When Wordswo Analyze the theme of poetic creativity in Coleridge's "Kubla Khan. This is a poem that is famous for being actually about the creative process of writing itself, as modelled in the action of Kubl What three omens does Casca describe in Act 1 of Julius Caesar?
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