HoldenCaulfield
What is Holden Caulfield's younger sister's name？
Phoebe。
What does Holden notice about the Museum of Natural History that comforts him?
It never changes, unlike the people around him.
Get the axe.
Getting kicked out from somewhere.
Wrestle.
To fight. (Stradlater).
What does Holden's red hunting hat symbolize in the context of his interactions with others?
His desire to stand out and protect himself.
What school does Holden get expelled from at the beginning of the novel?
Pencey Prep。
What does Holden find unsettling about the Edmont Hotel?
The behavior of the guests and the atmosphere.
To splurge on something.
To waste your time/money.
Run after.
To persecute someone or something.
What does Holden's reaction to Phoebe's carousel ride symbolize?
His acceptance of life's inevitable changes.
What does Holden frequently call people he dislikes?
Phonies。
What does Holden's visit to the Lavender Room reveal about his social skills?
He struggles to connect with others and feels isolated.
Curfew.
A period of time in which you need to stay at home.
Mild.
Not severe.
What does the broken record Holden buys for Phoebe symbolize in the context of his mental state?
His fragility and inability to fix his own problems.
What does Holden's encounter with Mr. Antolini suggest about his mental state?
He is deeply distrustful and struggles to form connections.
What does Holden's decision to leave Pencey Prep symbolize?
His rejection of societal expectations and norms.
Stroll.
To walk relaxed.
Coup d’etat.
A sudden decisive exercise of force politics.
What does Holden's interpretation of the 'catcher in the rye' poem reveal about his worldview?
His desire to protect innocence and prevent corruption.
What does Holden's reluctance to call Jane Gallagher throughout the novel signify?
His fear of rejection and inability to confront his feelings.
What does Holden's interaction with the nuns in New York City reveal about his character?
His kindness and ability to connect with genuine people.
Mugshot.
Photograph of a person’s face usually used for police records.
Doze off.
Little and unintentional sleep.
What does Holden's fascination with the Museum of Natural History reveal about his struggle with change?
His longing for stability and fear of growing up.