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The Catcher In The Rye Book by: J.D. Salinger Book Report by: Isabella Melton The Catcher In The Rye is a novel set in the 1950s in New York City, narrated by the protagonist Holden Caulfield. Holden is sixteen years old, and although he seems mature at some points in the novel, he is very immature, judgemental, and rude. Despite having childish characteristics, he believes he looks much older than he actually is, because he is tall and has some gray hair.…

B. Competitor Profile – Excalibur Fun, Monroe, LA Some of the major competitors of an indoor playground would be similar indoor recreational facilities which provide entertainment to the same target market ( age group of 7 - 15 ). Some good examples would be indoor facilities like skating, bowling, or entertainment facilities with different kinds of games for kids. ( A. Mullik ) A major factor of such a firm to be a major competitor would be cost effectiveness. Some large amusement parks like…

Leslie Claro AP English, period 1 Mrs. Kehrmeyer 03 March 2017 Adolescence Avoidance pages 4-7 Holden’s main defense mechanism to keep his unconscious state of mind to an acceptable level of comfort is displacement. According to Freud’s theory, displacement is, “the transfer of unacceptable impulses away from their original objects onto safer or less threatening objects”. From a Freudian psychoanalytical perspective, Holden would seems to replace…

“Do you need a help with your backpack” the stewardess asked me in British accent. “Pardon”, I said “I didn’t hear you well”. She repeated, but I still didn’t understand what she was trying to say. I started to panic. “If I cannot understand British English, which I learned in the university for 1 year, how I will understand American English”. “How I am going to study in University in America if I don’t understand simple things the stewardess was trying to say, maybe I should get out of the…

Holden’s sense of sight, he sees the “dog crap and globs of spit and cigar butts from old men.” This shows the world as a destructive, ugly, and gross place. Holden never sees the positive light of things, which could be due to his depression. “The carousel has suggested to Holden the…

In order for any society to run smoothly, it must be built upon societal expectations that are meant to be followed. These expectations are also meant to be fostered in all people as they grow up in order for them to become successful adults. In both The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger and “The Friday Everything Changed” by Anne Hart, there are societal expectations that prohibit the young characters from reaching their full potential. The Catcher in the Rye is set in the United States…

Introduction DHL is a division of the German logistics company Deutsche Post DHL providing international express mail services. In 1998, Deutsche Post began to buy shares in DHL and completed the purchase in 2002. Adrian Dalsey, Larry Hillblom and Robert Lynn established DHL in 1969, they invented the international air express industry. On 25 September, Dalsey, Hillblom and Lynn (the D, H and L) incorporate DHL. The company begins by operating a door-to-door express delivery service,…

him. Allie was just a kid, a special lucky kid who never had to experience how horrible adulthood is according to Holden. He has a very special liking for kids because they still hold that special magic of innocence. When Holden sees Phoebe on the carousel in Central Park he realizes little kids cannot be saved from the world of adulthood, only the dead kids such as Allie are safe.…

Song 1. Logic- 1800-273-8255 feat. Alessia Cara and Khalid The song known as “suicide hotline” was written by logic to spread awareness of depression and mental health disorders as it is something he believes is not talked about enough in today's society. This song starts off talking about the pain of having suicidal thoughts and no longer having the will to live anymore. This connects with Catcher in the Rye as Holden spends much of the book in a depressed state and many times brings up the…

The man was 14 at the time, and struggled to get help until his second year at his university (Fionn Hargreaves 2017) Female-on-male rape is considered so absurd that the only time we really see it, is when it's being portrayed as a carousel of slapstick wackiness in mainstream comedies (Amanda Mannen 2015). It as if society believes men cannot be raped, as if when you tell them they they you’re telling them that someone got bit by a leprechaun. They can’t fathom such a thing could happen…