Catcher and the Rye vs. a Seperate Piece

Here we have two boys, Gene and Phineas, or Finny, and it is Gene who will

be on his own voyage of self-discovery. Gene is a serious boy, perhaps too

serious, and he hasn't really lived much or experienced much. Finny is a

sort of mischievous, impish boy who will lead Gene out of his stodgy shell.

Finny is a force of life, a sort of juvenile Falstaff, who wants to

experience everything life has to offer and who is not afraid to stand out

in the crowd; in fact, this is what he loves most. To use a quote from a

story which is similar, Dead Poets' Society, he wants "to suck the marrow

out of life". Gene is more reluctant; he is too straightlaced and

conventinal. But Finny reaches into Gene

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Finny Gene, York City, Poets' Society, Dead Poets, Separate Peace, Holden Caulfield, finny gene, Catcher Rye, separate peace, catcher rye,
Approximate Word count = 511
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)