Catcher Characters
Catcher Obscure Characters
Catcher Symbols
Transcendentalism
Into the Wild
100

Holden's sister

Phoebe

100

Jumped out the window at Elkton Hills School (First and last name)

James Castle

100

Symbolizes protection

Red Hunting Hat

100

Wanted to be a transparent eyeball

Emerson

100

What was the main characters' name?  (first and last)

Chris McCandless

200

Holden's deceased brother

Allie

200

Holden's older brother who is a writer

D.B.

200
Playing checkers symbolizes

Innocence

200

Where did Henry David Thoreau live for two years?

Walden Pond

200

What was Chris's alias? (First and last)

Alexander Supertramp

300

Holden's childhood love

Jane Gallagher

300

Author of The Catcher in the Rye

J.D. Salinger

300

Symbolizes not wanting things to change

The Natural History Museum

300

Focused on the divine in nature

Emerson

300

What were the names of the Chris's parents and sister?

Walt, Billie, and Corrine

400

Holden's roommate and suitemate (two names)

Stradlater and Ackley

400

The name of the teacher who had Holden sleep over

Mr. Antolini

400

Symbolizes wanting to catch kids before they fall off the metaphorical cliff into adulthood before they are ready

The Catcher in the Rye

400

Focused on simplicity, simplicity, simplicity

Thoreau

400

What were the names of the hippies and the girl who loved Chris at Slab City? (3 names)

Jan, Rainey, and Tracy

500
Holden proposes to her (first and last name needed!)

Sally Hayes

500

The name of the piano player who makes Holden want to puke

Ernie

500

Symbolizes Holden letting go of his childhood

The Carousel

500
List the FIVE tenants of Transcendentalism

1. Finding the divine in nature

2. Focusing on the self

3. Prioritizing feelings and intuition

4. Simplicity

5. Questioning Society

500

Who wanted to adopt Chris?

Ron Franz

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