In the novel, Catcher in the Rye, Holden faces lots of hardships, and progresses through a series of adventures that have a huge affect on his life. At the end of the novel, Holden was telling this story from an asylum. I believe the author, Salinger, was telling the readers something that we needed to analyze and sink deeper into. Throughout the series of events that Holden went through, it would drive one crazy. You have this kid that is going against the world and is a product of a bizarre environment. He seen it all, right in front of him. The average kid doesn't go through everything he’s faced in his life. Holden was surrounded by all types people that had an impact on him. Sunny, the prostitute, opened his eyes when it came to sex
