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    ranch owner or a writer, I had many phases. Conversely, if you asked me that question now that I am seventeen years old, the only answer I’d give you would be a shrug of shoulders. How come now, that I am only a few months away from becoming a legal adult, I have no idea what I want to do with my life? One of the main purposes of school is to help us understand the “real world”, and how to live in it. For instance; how to file taxes, how to compose a proper resume for…

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    fall between the neediness of childhood and the responsibility of adulthood, not quite fitting into either category. Eighteen year olds, in legal terms, are adults but in society’s standards they still must wait a few more years before fully enjoying what adult life has to offer. Does that mean they still do not have the full maturity of an ‘adult’? Every person achieves a different level of maturity at some point in his or her life therefore, measuring maturity depends on the social, mental,…

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    Holden strives for adulthood but at the same time being unable to truly escape his naive childhood. In the end, he has escaped the bonds of childhood but has not yet found himself become a true adult. Holden’s struggles between getting to the adult world and staying in the child realm of life are shown through adult behavior, lies, and his mindset…

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    Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger, Holden does not cope well with becoming an adult and moving on from the death of his little brother, Allie. He holds on tightly to the memories of his childhood and wishes that he could be a child forever. Holden does not want to grow up because he fears change and does not want to leave his childhood behind. Holden has a strong connection to Allie and does not want to become an adult because Allie will always be a child. He tells the reader, “What I did, I…

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    twenty-year-old early adult. Matt currently has a girlfriend who also goes to Dordt College, however, he does not have any children. The interview was conducted in the lobby of North Hall at Dordt College, which provided the most privacy and an appropriate environment to conduct a forty-five minute interview. Prior to the beginning of the interview, I composed a list of two additional questions that were not on the given interview list to ask my twenty-year-old early adult subject. At this point…

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    adulthood is long and perplexed, frequently revealing questions that can 't be answered. Amid the process of the adult world appears to be welcoming and free, yet just when we get to be individuals from a cold, real society can the delighted forgetfulness of adolescence be acknowledged and missed. The novel Catcher in the Rye investigates how adult life seems unpredictable and unimaginable to young people on the very edge of entering it. Through the hero Holden Caulfield, J.D. Salinger catches…

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    personality. Children are able to have a simple and positive view of the world because of their innocent natures. We fruitlessly attempt to protect the innocence of childhood as we mature into adults. The main characters in both A Separate Peace, by John Knowles, and Catcher in the Rye, by J.D. Salinger, are young men experiencing the difficulties of adolescence. They envy the purity that they see around them as they conclude their own childhood. Though Holden and Gene initially attempt to…

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    fades into the realities of adulthood. However, the transition from childhood can be tough, one should not change into adulthood too fast, but value their equity. In J.D. Salinger’s “The Catcher in the Rye” the fear, confusion, and loneliness of a young teenage boy is caught between his past while being afraid of his uncertain future. Some may keep a firm grasp on their past which only makes it more difficult to move forward in life. This is shown when Holden Caulfield reminisces on his dead…

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    marriages work. This comment is too hard on young millennials. Some of them might not be in the level of maturity as the author, so this more like his personal opinion than a fact. The author of “Emerging Adults, Not there Yet” asserts, “To feel more like a grown-up, Alana Prant, 23, says she wants to become financially independent. That 's the response of 30% of those surveyed who said financial independence is the most important factor in becoming an adult” (Jayson). Millennials mind set about…

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    Introduction In Bicycle Thieves and Turtles Can Fly, two young boys Bruno and Satellite play the central role of the films. With non-professional actors in real locations, directors Vittorio De Sica and Bohman Ghobadi, show that the children trapped in socio-political conflicts often have a finer sensibility to challenge the hardships in life than most adults do. As they are not easily spared from any circumstances that would usually concern the society of grownup, they often forget their…

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