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Chapter 1: Prompt #2: This is the first chapter of the novel and it holds the very fundamentals for the upcoming story. The significance of this chapter is the fact that we are introduced to the main protagonist of the novel, Holden, who clearly seems to be dealing with a lot of psychological stress. Without this chapter, we would not be able to dig into Holden’s background and learn about his drop out at Pencey Prep, him losing all the equipment’s for the fencing team or the fact that his relationship with his brother is not so good.
Chapter 2: Prompt #3:
4 Questions:
Why does Holden seem so close to the Spencer’s more than any other people in the school? Why can’t Holden stand Mr. Spencers condition?
Why is the author giving such a bad impression of Holden in the beginning, like he is deranged or mentally retarded?
Why doesn’t Holden seem to acknowledge his life is going in a bad direction?
Chapter 3: Prompt #1: Holden is back in his dorm at Pencey Prep and he decides to sit down and read a book called Out of Africa. However, he is briefly interrupted by a student next door named Ackley. Holden finds him extremely irritating because of his disgusting hygienic practices. Ackley also keeps on asking Holden questions, which further aggravates him even more. Then, Holden’s roommate Stradlater enters and Ackley finally leaves.
Chapter 4: Prompt #1: Holden is in the bathroom with Stradlater as he is shaving. First, he compares the differences in Ackley and Stardlater’s hygienic habits. They laugh and Stradlater requests of Holden to do his English homework, as he will be going out on a date. However, Stradlater is going out with a girl that Holden knows, Jane Gallagher. Holden seems to like Jane a lot as he remembers his moments with her. Holden does not like the idea of Stradlater and Jane going out.
Chapter 5: Prompt #1: Holden is drawn into a snowball fight with other Pencey boys. After they are done, Holden goes out with Mal and Ackley to grab
Chapter 2: Prompt #3:
4 Questions:
Why does Holden seem so close to the Spencer’s more than any other people in the school? Why can’t Holden stand Mr. Spencers condition?
Why is the author giving such a bad impression of Holden in the beginning, like he is deranged or mentally retarded?
Why doesn’t Holden seem to acknowledge his life is going in a bad direction?
Chapter 3: Prompt #1: Holden is back in his dorm at Pencey Prep and he decides to sit down and read a book called Out of Africa. However, he is briefly interrupted by a student next door named Ackley. Holden finds him extremely irritating because of his disgusting hygienic practices. Ackley also keeps on asking Holden questions, which further aggravates him even more. Then, Holden’s roommate Stradlater enters and Ackley finally leaves.
Chapter 4: Prompt #1: Holden is in the bathroom with Stradlater as he is shaving. First, he compares the differences in Ackley and Stardlater’s hygienic habits. They laugh and Stradlater requests of Holden to do his English homework, as he will be going out on a date. However, Stradlater is going out with a girl that Holden knows, Jane Gallagher. Holden seems to like Jane a lot as he remembers his moments with her. Holden does not like the idea of Stradlater and Jane going out.
Chapter 5: Prompt #1: Holden is drawn into a snowball fight with other Pencey boys. After they are done, Holden goes out with Mal and Ackley to grab