Why does Holden care only about innocent, childish things, like the ducks on the pond in central park and Jane playing checkers, and not at all about his future?
Why does Holden think about the ducks in Central Park while talking to Spencer about flunking him and not about what he is saying to Spencer? Is this showing that he doesn't care about his actions and why?
Why do you think that Holden still acts like a child? Do you think he does this to try and escape the fact that he is growing up quickly without a plan for the future?
Why does Holden's view on this world different from other students? Is he really childish like he said or he doesn't realize that he is actually much more mature than he thought.
Why is Holden so stubborn and judgemental towards other people and things other people say or do? Why is he so short tempered and unpleasant at small things that don't always have a huge impact on him?
How come Holden think of everything as a joke and does things he wants instead of trying to do well in school? Why does he not think it important to tell his parents of his expulsion and instead keep it secret?
Why does Holden care only about innocent, childish things, like the ducks on the pond in central park and Jane playing checkers, and not at all about his future?
ReplyDeleteWhy does Holden think about the ducks in Central Park while talking to Spencer about flunking him and not about what he is saying to Spencer? Is this showing that he doesn't care about his actions and why?
ReplyDeleteWhy does Holden hate phonies? How does this effect his school life and his relationships with others?
ReplyDeleteWhy does Holden have so many judgements towards others about their personality or appearance?
ReplyDeleteWhy do you think that Holden still acts like a child? Do you think he does this to try and escape the fact that he is growing up quickly without a plan for the future?
ReplyDeleteWhy does Holden's view on this world different from other students? Is he really childish like he said or he doesn't realize that he is actually much more mature than he thought.
ReplyDeleteWhy is Holden so stubborn and judgemental towards other people and things other people say or do? Why is he so short tempered and unpleasant at small things that don't always have a huge impact on him?
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ReplyDeleteHow come Holden think of everything as a joke and does things he wants instead of trying to do well in school? Why does he not think it important to tell his parents of his expulsion and instead keep it secret?
ReplyDeleteDoes Holden realize that at this point in his life he needs to change his ways and not flunk out of his next school?
ReplyDeleteWhy does Holden continue to flunk schools, after having transferred to four different schools.
ReplyDeleteWhy doesn't Holden take anything seriously? Do you think he will ever start caring about school?
ReplyDeleteWhy is Holden not very concerned about his future? He's depressed that he is leaving schools, but he does nothing about it.
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