Catcher In The Rye Climax Analysis

To start off the climax is when the main character realizes they have a problem. The climax of the catcher in the Rye would be that he always thinks about Jane because they really have a strong connection and relationship and even though it was innocent he still really enjoyed it and wanted and wants to get back with her. He thinks about her throughout the novel in many different parts of the book.

So one of the major conflicts that were written in this book was that he wanted to ditch the adults world and go to childhood. So basically what that means is that she didn't want to have any sexual encounter with anyone he wanted to treat them as a child instead. Another one of Holden's major conflicts revolves around his younger brother's death. So Holden looked up to Allie because Ally had extreme good nature and Holden was sorry that his parents have lost their better son. Holden would've got rid of this Allie death but his parents never took him to any counseling or professional help. And example of this would be that a hold and got into a fight with Stradlater because he did not respect the memoirs of Allie which Holden wrote in the essay. By the end of the novel he sold his …show more content…
Just the thought of someone dying and not be close to you anymore honestly too because I have gone through that my grandfather which I was really close to passed away and my brother he couldn't even see him and I was really devastated and the memory of him still haunts me today and it's six years later. I could kind of imagine what he has gone through but I don't know the exact thing because that was his father and brothers are way closer than