The Catcher in the Rye
The Catcher in the Rye Continued
The Catcher in the Rye Continued
100
This represents a "security blanket" for Holden.
What is the red hunting hat?
100
This innocent, rational girl is the antithesis of Holden.
Who is Phoebe?
100
It symbolizes the fact that Holden wants Phoebe to never leave it so that she never experience's the cruelty of the outside world.
What is the carousel?
200
This character keeps changing her middle name.
Who is Phoebe?
200
This is the event that occurred at his teacher's house that made Holden feel violated.
What is petting of his head?
200
This is the place where Phoebe does her homework.
What is D.B.'s desk?
300
Holden keeps asking cab drivers about this.
What are the ducks in Central Park?
300
This is what Holden tries to preserve.
What is innocence?
300
These are the two lyrics that Holden misinterprets.
What are "meet" and "catch?"
400
This is the teacher that Holden visits in the beginning of the novel.
Who is Old Spencer?
400
This is the childhood friend of whom Holden wants to protect the innocence.
Who is Jane Gallagher?
400
This is the family member that Holden counts as the first phony and calls a "prostitute."
Who is D.B.?
500
This is the elevator man that beat up Holden.
Who is Maurice?
500
This is the object that Holden wrote Stradlater's essay on.
What is Allie's glove?
500
This is the significance of falling off a cliff.
What is losing innocence?
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