An isolated cabin (away from society)
he is very close to his sister but distant with the rest of his family
What does the cliff represent in Holden's vision of "The Catcher in the Rye"?
Adulthood
Where did Holden sleep after leaving Mr Antolini's house?
A park bench
Why does Holden have such a close connection to Phoebe compared to the rest of his family?
Pheobe represents the values of innocence that Holden tries to protect
What were Holdens thoughts about the "f*** you" wrote on the walls of the school?
Very upset, disappointed, concerned for the children seeing that
How does Holden feel about starting school next september?
unsure if he will apply himself
describe Holden's relationship with his parents
distant, he is critical of his parents
What does Holden say about his retelling of the events throughout the book?
"Don't ever tell anyone anything. If you do, you start missing everybody"
What kind of advice does Mr. Antolini give Holden?
He talks about finding purpose, for Holden to apply himself in school
How does Holden feel seeing Pheobe on the Carousel?
Happy
What makes holden want to be the "Catcher in the Rye"?
To preserve the innocence of children, as well as himself
How would Mr. Antolini affect Holden's views on adults?
untrusting of other adults, encourage his views on society and "phonies"
What is something Holden says he "really likes" while in Phoebe's room?
Allie & talking to Phoebe
What makes Holden think adults are phony?
By some adults inauthenticity or untruthfulness