So I walked into the movie theaters and there weren't many people seated, just a bunch of old folks. So I decided to sit up front away from everyone else. Then a group of young girls came in and sat behind me a few rows.

I glanced back quickly and as I was looking I noticed that one girl looked like Stradtlater. He didn't have a younger sister. I don't think anyways that she would be in the same theater as me. If I had not asked Stradtlater about Jane then things would

I know this it is painful to lose a brother, but is trying to end your life really worth it? Well he might not be the way he is if it was not for his Goddamn mother. I really do feel bad for the kid; he cannot handle this type of situation. It's a sure good thing that the kid has his father or else he would really be screwed. The shrink did him good but was not there all the time. I am still trying to figure out what is the mother's problem? I do agree with dad when he said she lost all her love when there other son died. Where does she get off blaming her husband for trying to ruin their vacation by bring up their son? Boy she really needed to see someone.

In the Movie Ordinary people and the Novel Catcher In t he Rye, Holden and the kid both have the same problems. The difference is, is that Holden is having somewhat of a nervous break down and the kid is suicidal. They are both in a way cutting down on their social lives. For example when Holden gets kicked out of school and when the kid quits the swim team and doe

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