Mentally shattered after returning from the war, Seymour can be closely linked to this small object found on a beach. In comparison, in “Teddy” the McArdle family travels across the Atlantic Ocean in a lavish cruise ship. Describing the vessel, Salinger writes, “Below the sports Deck, on the broad, after end of the Sun Deck, uncompromisingly alfresco, were some seventy-five or more deck chairs, set up and aligned seven or eight rows deep, with aisles just wide enough for the deck steward
Mentally shattered after returning from the war, Seymour can be closely linked to this small object found on a beach. In comparison, in “Teddy” the McArdle family travels across the Atlantic Ocean in a lavish cruise ship. Describing the vessel, Salinger writes, “Below the sports Deck, on the broad, after end of the Sun Deck, uncompromisingly alfresco, were some seventy-five or more deck chairs, set up and aligned seven or eight rows deep, with aisles just wide enough for the deck steward