Holden relates to people now in many ways, Catcher in the Rye still represents the voice of people modern day. Holden is independent throughout the book, he doesn't want help from anyone especially not his parents like most teens. Most can relate to Holden's loss of a family member and the struggle to overcome and mourn. Like a lot of people, Holden is always judging others and still cares about how people perceive him.
Holden is always in private schools and he rarely sees his family. He becomes independent from a young age so he doesn't like to get help from people. Holden doesn't really have a close relationship with his parents. When he is expelled from school he doesn't call home he basically fends for himself. like most teenagers,
Holden is always in private schools and he rarely sees his family. He becomes independent from a young age so he doesn't like to get help from people. Holden doesn't really have a close relationship with his parents. When he is expelled from school he doesn't call home he basically fends for himself. like most teenagers,