In Holden's view, the adult world represents a phony and cruel world. For Holden, the schools,

like Pencey Prep and Elkton represents the phony, cruel world of those adult who run them. For

example, the advertisement for Pencey Prep are misleading, because the feature that "some hot shot guy

on a horse' has never been seen by Holden at Pencey Prep. Also, the Pencey Prep's motto is highly

rejected by Holden. He dislikes the cruelty at Prep schools, "You never saw so many mean guys in your

life". For Holden, the two schools are a symbol of a corrupt system controlled by phony adult and

Holden also sees the New York life as corruption and Hippocratic. For example, the shows

inside the Radio City symbolizes the ingenious art that pollutes the audience. The stage has no artistic

or religious values. He thinks that "old Jesus probably would've puked if he could see it." Again, the

movie is worse because it glorifies war and military.

For Holden, the childhood symbolizes purity and innocence, which requires protection and

preservation. Holden sees the importanc

stays and irrational entity, like a "madman". Because he experiences his world in an disorganized way,

and his changing of his role reflects his successful quest of his true identity.

ability to distinguish between the "good" and the "lousy" things in the world.

Phoebe as a child both in physical appearance and in personalities. Holden would also like to stop his

The fact of Phoebe is wearing Holden's hat implies she has accepted his quest as her own.

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Approximate Word count = 1016
Approximate Pages = 4 (250 words per page double spaced)