Point Of View Of The Catcher In The Rye
Antagonist: The person/side is against or competes with another
Point Of View: The perspective that a narrative takes toward the events that it describes.
Protagonist: The leading character, hero/heroine
Suspense: A state or condition of mental uncertainty or excitement
Theme: A unifying or dominant, idea, motif, etc.
The novel is told in first person point of view by Holden Caulfield.
Holden Caulfield is a student at Pencey Prep. Holden had failed all but one of his classes and has received a letter saying he is being kicked out.Holden shares a dorm with a kid named Stradlater, and has a next-door-mate named Ackley. Holden’s roommate goes on a date with a girl named Jane, who holden dated earlier and still likes. Holden questions Stradlater when he comes back. Stradlater makes fun of Holden, and tells him he gave her the time in the back of someone’s car. Holden attacks Stradlater. Stradlater punches Holden in the face. Holden leaves for …show more content…
Holden struggles to find happiness after his brother dies.
The protagonist in this book would be Holden, the antagonist would be the world, and the phonies around him.
A motifs or themes in this book was about phoniness;holden sees all adults as phonies, and that they can’t see their own phoniness. Holden uses the word phony to describe much of the world around him. Another motif in the book was about the painfulness of maturing. Holden resists growing. Holden says adults are phony and does not want to be one of them.
My favorite moment in the book, was near the very end when Holden buys Phoebe a carousel ticket and sits down to watch her. I begins to rain heavily but holden is so happy watching his sister he doesn’t move. He wishes the reader was there to see what he saw.
YES, I would definitely recommend this book to other people.I really liked it, I’m going to read it again without having to dissect it. I think a few of my friends would also like this
Point Of View: The perspective that a narrative takes toward the events that it describes.
Protagonist: The leading character, hero/heroine
Suspense: A state or condition of mental uncertainty or excitement
Theme: A unifying or dominant, idea, motif, etc.
The novel is told in first person point of view by Holden Caulfield.
Holden Caulfield is a student at Pencey Prep. Holden had failed all but one of his classes and has received a letter saying he is being kicked out.Holden shares a dorm with a kid named Stradlater, and has a next-door-mate named Ackley. Holden’s roommate goes on a date with a girl named Jane, who holden dated earlier and still likes. Holden questions Stradlater when he comes back. Stradlater makes fun of Holden, and tells him he gave her the time in the back of someone’s car. Holden attacks Stradlater. Stradlater punches Holden in the face. Holden leaves for …show more content…
Holden struggles to find happiness after his brother dies.
The protagonist in this book would be Holden, the antagonist would be the world, and the phonies around him.
A motifs or themes in this book was about phoniness;holden sees all adults as phonies, and that they can’t see their own phoniness. Holden uses the word phony to describe much of the world around him. Another motif in the book was about the painfulness of maturing. Holden resists growing. Holden says adults are phony and does not want to be one of them.
My favorite moment in the book, was near the very end when Holden buys Phoebe a carousel ticket and sits down to watch her. I begins to rain heavily but holden is so happy watching his sister he doesn’t move. He wishes the reader was there to see what he saw.
YES, I would definitely recommend this book to other people.I really liked it, I’m going to read it again without having to dissect it. I think a few of my friends would also like this