The catcher in the rye essay

HOLDEN’S INTERACTIONS WITH OTHER CHARACTERS The catcher in the rye, by J.D Salinger, tells the story of Holden Caulfield and all the things he do when he gets out of Pencey School because of failing five subjects. When the story begins, it starts while Holden is still at Pencey. By being still in there, the story stars to tell about Holden’s interactions with some friends of him and how he feels with every one of them. Some of them he gets in conversation with but with others he just describes situations that he had with them but he never says that he had sort of a conversation with. There are not too many characters in these few chapters but anyways the book gets more interesting while Holden gets in touch with more characters.
The first character he mentions is his brother D.B. He is a writer he says but he didn’t like him too much. I mean, they re brothers and they got to love each other, and they do but, the thing is Holden doesn’t like the idea that his brother went to Hollywood and start being like a prostitute. He says this because he was a good writer but then he got the news that he was writing for this movie that was about love and everything and so he says that D.B wasn’t someone who writes about romance. The problem was that even though he wasn’t that kind of person he still accepted to do it and so that’s the reason why Holden says he is a prostitute because he is kind of selling his talent to other people who cares only about the money that they will do with the movie. Anyways, that was not the case with his other brother Allie. It seems that Holden had a good relationship with him. The first time he talked about him was when Stradlater ask him to write a descriptive essay about something while he was in a date. So Holden started thinking about and so he reminded about Allie’s mitt. It was this baseball mitt that that Allie had and he wrote poems on it with green ink. While Holden explain what happened to Allie and all it seems that he was