The+Catcher+in+the+Rye

=**Themes**= Phoniness Hypocrisy Protection of youth Normalcy Lying Growing Up / Fear of Adulthood
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=**Symbols**=

Symbols are objects, characters, figures, and colors used to represent abstract ideas or concepts.
As the source of the book’s title, this symbol merits close inspection. It first appears in Chapter 16, when a kid Holden admires for walking in the street rather than on the sidewalk is singing the Robert Burns song “Comin’ Thro’ the Rye.” In Chapter 22, when Phoebe asks Holden what he wants to do with his life, he replies with his image, from the song, of a “catcher in the rye.” Holden imagines a field of rye perched high on a cliff, full of children romping and playing. He says he would like to protect the children from falling off the edge of the cliff by “catching” them if they were on the verge of tumbling over. As Phoebe points out, Holden has misheard the lyric. He thinks the line is “If a body catch a body comin’ through the rye,” but the actual lyric is “If a body meet a body, coming through the rye.” The song “Comin’ Thro’ the Rye” asks if it is wrong for two people to have a romantic encounter out in the fields, away from the public eye, even if they don’t plan to have a commitment to one another. It is highly ironic that the word “meet” refers to an encounter that leads to recreational sex because of the word that Holden substitutes—“catch”—takes on the exact opposite meaning in his mind. Holden wants to catch children before they fall out of innocence into the knowledge of the adult world, including knowledge of sex.
 * The Ducks**
 * "Comin Thro' The Rye" poem.**
 * The “Catcher in the Rye” **

**Holden’s Red Hunting Hat**
The red hunting hat is one of the most recognizable symbols from twentieth-century American literature. It is inseparable from our image of Holden, with good reason: it is a symbol of his uniqueness and individuality. The hat is outlandish, and it shows that Holden desires to be different from everyone around him. At the same time, he is very self-conscious about the hat—he always mentions when he is wearing it, and he often doesn’t wear it if he is going to be around people he knows. The presence of the hat, therefore, mirrors the central conflict in the book: Holden’s need for isolation versus his need for companionship. It is worth noting that the hat’s color, red, is the same as that of Allie’s and Phoebe’s hair. Perhaps Holden associates it with the innocence and purity he believes these characters represent and wears it as a way to connect with them. He never explicitly comments on the hat’s significance other than to mention its unusual appearance.

**The Museum of Natural History**
Holden tells us the symbolic meaning of the museum’s displays: they appeal to him because they are frozen and unchanging. He also mentions that he is troubled by the fact that he has changed every time he returns to them. The museum represents the world Holden wishes he could live in: it’s the world of his “catcher in the rye” fantasy, a world where nothing ever changes, where everything is simple, understandable, and infinite. Holden is terrified by the unpredictable challenges of the world—he hates conflict, he is confused by Allie’s senseless death, and he fears interaction with other people.

**The Ducks in the Central Park Lagoon**
Holden’s curiosity about where the ducks go during the winter reveals a genuine, more youthful side to his character. For most of the book, he sounds like a grumpy old man who is angry at the world, but his search for the ducks represents the curiosity of youth and a joyful willingness to encounter the mysteries of the world. It is a memorable moment, because Holden clearly lacks such willingness in other aspects of his life. The ducks and their pond are symbolic in several ways. Their mysterious perseverance in the face of an inhospitable environment resonates with Holden’s understanding of his own situation. In addition, the ducks prove that some vanishings are only temporary. Traumatized and made acutely aware of the fragility of life by his brother Allie’s death, Holden is terrified by the idea of change and disappearance. The ducks vanish every winter, but they return every spring, thus symbolizing change that isn’t permanent, but cyclical. Finally, the pond itself becomes a minor metaphor for the world as Holden sees it, because it is “partly frozen and partly not frozen.” The pond is in transition between two states, just as Holden is in transition between childhood and adulthood.

=__**PLOT NOTES**__= [|Part 1] [|Part 2]
 * An overview of Catcher in the Rye**

Chapter 1 - https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_pGBgFKhL6675WBXNdHrpnQ71mFzwTihivgzLXrlZKo/edit https://www.fanfiction.net/s/6915545/1/The-Secret-Goldfish

Chapter 2 - https://docs.google.com/document/d/1jw3qZuSxTuuP3eXv1hYdK1svYrzqygi04P7NkFDCtBg/edit [|Cigarette Smoking Behavior in the United States]

Chapter 4 - songs that Stradlater was whistling horribly https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5hDWIg4FGJs : Song of India https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=diA5vUZJDvA : Slaughter on Tenth Avenue

Chapter 6 - https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BMZxVTgcO0LbIQcT21nV0yRntbxoFvjW8H2x49oc2-E/edit

Summaries and pictures for [|Chapter 7]

Chapter 8 - https://docs.google.com/document/d/108eD6-XP-GwxTxtS4k2f3CZTfMu0NWNWh0IBE9dQ8fQ/edit

CHAPTER 9 NOTES

[|Ducks by Central Park]

Chapter 9 - Penn Station in New York that Holden arrived at: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/39/NYP_LOC5.jpg - inside view http://i.imgur.com/CIRdbGr.jpg - outside view

[|A Buzz]

__ [|http://mic.com/articles/52565/5-new-york-city-spots-made-famous-by-holden-caulfield#.8ngpvmWnC] __ Edmont Hotel and other places in New York that Holden mentions (Rosilla E. pd 8)

http://40.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_kx2dmdZ8dz1qz4vqvo1_1280.png Map of The Catcher in the Rye (Courtney N. pd 8)

CHAPTER 10 NOTES

http://vintagedancer.com/1940s/1940s-hats/Fancy hats like the ones the women were wearing at the Lavender Room that Holden met (Natalie Intrieri p.8)

[|Robert Donat] Actor from Phoebe's favorite movie, //The 38 Steps// (Joah K)

Chapter 10 - Phoebe's favorite movie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_jks1Th56U - full movie (Grace S)

CHAPTER 11 NOTES

CHAPTER 12 NOTES

[|Scotch and soda] & [|Frozen Daiquiri] Holden's two favorite drinks (Joah K) (Mahin P.4)

CHAPTER 13 NOTES

[|Clavichord]Holden tells Sunny that he injured his clavichord and that it is located in the spinal canal, but a clavichord is an instrument (Joah K)

Chapter 13 - Holden possibly is alluding to a character named Orsini the Croupier in a novel called //Warped in the Making: Crimes of Love and Hate// by H. Ashton-Wolfe: "I read this book once, at the Whooton School, that had this very sophisticated, suave, sexy guy in it. Monsieur Blanchard was his name... all he did in his spare time was beat women off with a club... he said, in this one part, that a woman's body is like a violin and all, and that it takes a terrific musician to play it right" (104). http://www.amazon.com/Warped-Making-Crimes-Classic-Reprint/dp/1330928865 - the book (Grace S, period 1)

CHAPTER 14 NOTES

CHAPTER 15 NOTES

Holden gives the nun $10.00. What cost $10.00 then would cost $92.21 now. Also, if you were to buy exactly the same products then and now, they would cost you $10.00 and $1.03 respectively. (Joah K)

Chapter 15- Biltmore Theatre in NY, grand opening of smash musical "Sally".PIC [|http://waterandpower.org/1%20Historic%20Photos%201/Biltmore_Theater1.jpg] Also, a flyer for the Biltmore PIC. [] (Isabella L)

Chapter 15- Women taking donations for Salvation Army in NY PIC. [] Also, a recorded audio of the reading of __The Return of the Native__ by Thomas Hardy, a book that Holden has read before AUDIO. [] (Isabella L)

Chapter 15- Grand Central Terminal, where Holden stores his things. [] (Ryan M, per 1)

Chapter 15 - Mark cross suit cases that Holden had [] Mark Cross is a luxury leather goods company "Americas first." Their merchandise are very expensive. (Liv. F, period 1)

CHAPTER 16 NOTES

[|Estelle Fletcher] Holden says that she is the singer of "Little Shirley Beans." Although that wasn't an actual song, Estelle Fletcher was a singer in the 1900s. (Joah K)

Olivia Kriwasch Ch 16 "I know My Love" Info- __ [] __

Chapter 16 - The Lunts from "I Know My Love", the show Holden buys tickets to see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfred_Lunt (Atlee H, period 8)

Chapter 16 - Museum of Natural History Indian Exhibit [] (Jessica R, period 1)

Sam Berlin Ch 16- Picture of class at museum [] Picture of 8th street (no specific chapter) - []

Chapter 16 - 1950s Roller Skates: [] (Jessica R, period 1)

Chapter 16: History and Image of Paramount Theatre in Brooklyn: http://cinematreasures.org/theaters/618 (Steven K., period 1)

Chapter 16: Information, casting, and times of "I Know My Love" : http://www.playbillvault.com/Show/Detail/10515/I-Know-My-Love (Steven K., period 1)

Chapter 16: Museum: [] (Leah E)

__ [] __ "Little Shirley Beans" record that Holden buys for Phoebe (Rosilla E. pd 8)

Chapter 16: __ [] __ "Little Shirley Beans" record (Meg C, per.8)

CHAPTER 17 NOTES

[|Cartoons from Saturday Evening Post] Holden refers to cartoons from the Saturday Evening Post when he thinks of Sally being late for their date. (Joah K)

Chapter 17 -Ice Skaing in Radio City [] (Rosilla Edward, period 8)

Chapter 17 Radio City: [|50618639.jpg] (MD Nur)

Chapter 17- The song "Little Sherley Beans", albeit not being a real song, here is a link to a group of fans who wrote a song and titled it "Little Sherley Beans" [] (Ryan M.)

Chapter 17- A view of 1950's Broadway- [|http://37.media.tumblr.com/edb969e630100c09d7f5071691af7baf/tumblr_n3wjgr913V1rhp4nco1_500.jpg] (Ryan M.)

Chapter 17: Tin Roof Blues - Song that Harris Macklin whistled well: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=43S1Yk5PMoU (Steven K, per. 1)

Chapter 17: Information on 1950s checker taxis: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Checker_Taxi (Steven K, per. 1)

Chapter 17: Biltmore Hotel __ [] __

CHAPTER 18 NOTES

[|5 places made famous by Holden Caulfield] One of these places is the Wicker Bar in which Holden meets and chats with Carl Luce. (Joah K)

Chapter 15-18 [|pictures] (Dominique S., period 1)

Chapter 18 - The Rocketts Christmas show http://www.radiocitychristmas.com/explore-the-show.html (Jessica R)

Chapter 18 - Information on D-Day http://www.army.mil/d-day/ http://www.history.com/topics/world-war-ii/d-day (Jessica R)

Chapter 18: [|A Picture of D-Day] (June 6th, 1944) (Ryan M.)

Chapter 18- Information of //[|The Great Gatsby]// (Ryan M.)

Chapter 18 - Seton Hotel official website: http://setonhotelny.com (MD NUR, period 8)

Chapter 18- Radio City Christmas show: https://omahaperformingarts.wordpress.com/2014/10/23/the-history-of-the-rockettes/ (Leah E., period 1)

Chapter 18 - Radio City Music Hall in 1950: http://cruiselinehistory.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/Screen-shot-2012-04-29-at-3.24.38-PM.png (Kristine P, per. 1)

Chapter 18- Info on the book A Farewell to Arms: [] (Briar H, period 1)

Chapter 18: Background information on Oliver Twlist by Charles Dickens: http://www.online-literature.com/dickens/olivertwist/ (Steven K, period 1)

Chapter 18: Background information on Emily Dickinson: https://m.poets.org/poetsorg/poet/emily-dickinson (Steven K, period 1)

Chapter 18: Cheese sandwich and malted milk: __ [] __ (Meg C, per.8)

Wicker bar in Seton Hotel; __ [] __ __(Meg C, per.8)__ CHAPTER 19 NOTES

Chapter 19: Information on psychoanalysis: http://www.apsa.org/content/about-psychoanalysis (Steven K, period 1)

Chapter 19- What the actual Seton looks like on the outside: http://www.hospitalityonline.com/employers/241862 (pic) (Alexis T, period 1)

Chapter 19 [|pictures] (Dominique S., period 1)

CHAPTER 20 NOTES

Songs that describe how Holden is feeling: Unwell - Matchbox Twenty [] Welcome To My Life - Simple Plan [] (Hannah K., period 8)

Chapter 20 [|Duck Pond Picture] (Kevin K., period 4)

Some information about [|Halitosis] (Ryan M., period 1)

[|Scotch and soda]- The drink that Holden always orders and gets him drunk. (Conor I., period 1)

A [|picture] of the Central Park Duck Pond (Ryan M, period 1)

[] prezi power point that shows the symbolism of the ducks (free/ youth) and the fish (frozen/adult). (Courtney Neal, period 8)

(Mahin P.4)

CHAPTER 21 NOTES

[|Significance of Phoebe's Notebook] (Joah K)

Phoebe's Notebook [] (Rosilla Edward period 8)

Chapter 21 [|Holden's family's apartment] (Kevin K., period 4)

What "[|A Christmas Pageant for Americans]" referred to (Sujin Bang; P.8)

Who [|Benedict Arnold] actually was (Sujin Bang; P.8)

[|Annapolis] - The city that D.B is writing a movie about. (Conor I., period 1)

Annapolis Info [] (Sam Berlin, p.1)

1940's slang, some of which Holden has used [] (Sam Berlin p.1)

Chapter 21- Elevator Operators https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elevator_operator (Leah E.)

Chapter 21- Phoebes notebook image [] (Sam Berlin, p.1)

Chapter 21 - Biography of Benidict Arnold http://www.ushistory.org/valleyforge/served/arnold.html (Jessica Reidy)

Chapter 21- [|Information] about Benedict Arnold, and what his impact was on the world. (Ryan M, period 1)

Chapter 21 - Biography of Benedict Arnold http://www.biography.com/people/benedict-arnold-9189320 (Alexis Thayer)

Chapter 21- A Christmas pageant is just nativity play that is typically played around Christmas time. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nativity_play (Alexis Thayer) CHAPTER 22 NOTES

Olivia Kriwasch Ch 22 Significance of the nuns- __ [] __

Lindsay Czekaj Ch 22 Comin Thro' the Rye poem by Robert Burns-__ [] __

Some info on the [|"Comin Thro' The Rye"], written by Robert BurnsJ. D. Salinger Biography (Ryan M., period 1)

Chapter 22- Info about Robert Burns https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Burns (Alexis Thayer)

Chapter 22- Info on NYU because that's where Mr. Antolini went to work after he quit Elkton Hills http://www.nyu.edu/about.html (Alexis Thayer)

Chapter 22: __ [] __ __ [] __ (Sam T, p.1)

Coming through the rye http://www.poetryfoundation.org/poem/173057 (Jess R., period 1)

(Kristen Le P.1) CHAPTER 23 NOTES $8.65 worth in 1950 vs. 2016 https://data.bls.gov/cgi-bin/cpicalc.pl?cost1=8.65&year1=1950&year2=2016 (Kristen Le P.1) Jitterbug Dancing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CowekQq6kY8 (Joah K)

Holden and Phoebe dancing [] (Rosilla Edward period 8)

Olivia Kriwasch Ch 23 The tango- __ [] __

Sam Berlin p.1 Ch 23 jitterbug info- []

Sam Berlin p.1 Ch 23 picture of Holden and Phoebe dancing []

Lindsay Czekaj Ch 23 How to jitterbug-__ [] __

Chapter 23- How to tango http://www.learntodance.com/online-ballroom-dance-lessons/tango-dance-lessons-online/ (Alexis Thayer)

Chapter 23- Lexington Avenue picture https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lexington_Avenue (Alexis Thayer)

Chapter 23 - 1950's Music: http://www.1950s-radio.com/ (Steven K, period 1)

Chapter 23 - Money Converter - $8.65 in 1950 is about $86.06 in 2015 http://www.dollartimes.com/inflation/inflation.php?amount=10&year=1950 (Steven K, period 1)

Chpt. 23 - grippe __ [] __ (Sam T., period 1)

KayLeigh M Ch 23 Holden and Phoebe dancing- https://infobookblog.files.wordpress.com/2015/02/tumblr_m9bxwdnrab1qa1a2ko1_1280.jpg

Kristine P - Per. 1 Crossover dance move - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crossovers_(dance)

CHAPTER 24 NOTES

Highball: the drink that Mr. Antolini makes very strong https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Highball (Joah K)

Olivia Kriwasch Ch 24 Significance between James Castle & Mr. Antolini- __ [] __

Chapter 24- Sutton Place where Mr. Antolini lives https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/York_Avenue_/_Sutton_Place (Alexis T., per. 1)

Chapter 24- The real West Side Tennis Club http://www.foresthillstennis.com (Alexis T., per. 1)

Chapter 24 Summary and notes https://docs.google.com/document/d/1EXLrUaWqiig8p4jLLQHJiSsxLmuA0Q-tbVzAo88d1Zw/edit (Sanika Nawtahe, perio4d 3)

chapter 24- Wilhelm Stekel https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wilhelm_Stekel (Olivia F., per 1)

Ch 24 image of Mr. Antolini patting Holdens head- [] (Sam B., p.1)

Ch 24 psychoanalyst Wilhelm Stekel quotes - [] (Sam B., p.1)

Chapter 24 - Highball, varieties of the alcoholic drink Mr. Antolini has throughout the chapter http://www.bonappetit.com/drinks/cocktails/slideshow/spring-highball-recipes (Atlee H., p.8)

Ch. 24 Image of [|Steno graph] mentioned in the chapter (Nicole B, pd.4)

Chapter 24- Information about the [|Highball]drink mentioned throughout the chapter. (Matt M, p.1)

Chapter 24 - Types of [|hair curlers] Mrs. Antolini had used: (Steven K, period 1)

Ch 24 - Information on the [|oral expression class] (Sam T, p.1)

Actual quote from Wilhelm: __ [] __ (Sam T, p.1)

Chapter 24- [|Drawing of Mr. Antolini] (Leah E., period 1)

Chapter 24: [|Picture of Holden and Mr. Antolini] (Matt M., period 1)

Ch. 24 West Side Tennis Club [] (Morgan P., period 4)

CHAPTER 25 NOTES

Fifth avenue- 1- http://www.nyctourist.com/shopping_fifthave.htm 2- https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fifth_Avenue (Kristen Le P.1)

Holden mentions the Holland Tunnel when he talks of hitchhiking his way to the West. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holland_Tunnel (Joah K)

Ch.25: [|Holden and Phoebe at the Carousel:] [|History of the carousel in Central Park, NYC] (KayLeigh M.,, period 1)

Chapter 25: [|Phoebe on the carousel]

(Dominique S., period 1)

Ch 25: [|significance of carousel] [|A prezi on ch25] (Sam B., p1)

Chapter 25: [|1950s carousel] (Leah E., per. 1)

Brass ring carousel https://c2.staticflickr.com/4/3625/3540593163_9735234011_z.jpg?zz=1 http://i2.wp.com/planetnumeracy.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/BrassRing.png (Courtney Neal pd8)

Chapter 25: Songs from the carrousel "Oh, Marie!" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nRkoE5j6dek "Smoke Gets in your Eyes" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbQuYgPrM0k (Kristine P., per. 1)

Ch. 25 - Songs Holden heard https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2G3_wuprKA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H2di83WAOhU (Leah E., per. 1)

Ch 25 - [|gold rings on carousels] (Olivia F., period 1)

[|The Sea Lions at Central Park] A [|picture] of the Central Park Carousel, circa 1950. [|Info] on Deaf-Mutes (Ryan M., period 1)

This is the answer to Holden's question about [|where the ducks go]. (Daelin B., period 1)

Information and pictures about [|Grand Central Station] (Matt W., period 4)

Information on [|Fifth Avenue] (Matt W., period 4)

Ch. 25 Grand Central Station [] (Morgan P., period 4)

Ch 25: [|Fifth Ave] (Olivia K., period 8)

[|Grand Central Station] (Suijn Bang (P.8)) A Picture of what the [|Bloomingdale's], that Holden and Phoebe went to, would've looked like (Catalina B, pd. 8 ) [|Bloomingdales], the store Holden went shopping at with Phoebe: (Atlee H, p.8)

[|Presentation]that shows the symbolism of the ducks (free/ youth) and the fish (frozen/adult) (Courtney N., period 8)

A picture of Phoebe running to the carrousel [] (Rosilla Edward period 8)

CHAPTER 26 NOTES

Chapter 26 - https://docs.google.com/document/d/1sLXz8kPOfx_enOZjW4EURz59cGxfl9IB1Rf4ipk75Xw/edit

[|Vietnam War Draft Regulations] (Because if there's no set ending, you have to think of all the possibilities)

[|Ch. 26], a little explanation on what the ending might've meant (Catalina Barroso, pd.8)

chapter 26 Sam berlin p.1 quotes with an explanation: []

[|Catcher in the Rye] from beginning to end

[] information on psychoanalysis (Matt West p.4)

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