What deeper significance do you think this has? Last updated by judy t #197809 on 4/26/2013 3:10 PM A Rose For Emily and Other Short Stories Emily is clearly the story's protagonist. . . 1. Who is Allie and why is his baseball mitt so special to holden? How also does Holden show himself to be a phony? A "friend" of Eddie Birdsell. Analysis: Chapters 7-9. Holden does not call Jane Gallagher because he says he is not in the mood (an excuse he has used before). 9. He pretends to be older than sixteen, as he does throughout the novel. You add meaning to people in your life with every piece of yourself that you reveal to them. The book ens with Holden saying, "Don;t ever tell anybody anything. Why do you think he mentions them again? . 500 5521; Members. The nipple man ate me. Where was the author J.D. Holden tried to sound suave. Where does the resolution stage begin? Analysis. 500. . is not.. Holden keeps asking about the ducks. He's 6'2", and has gray hair on the right side of his head, can't make a fist with his right hand, has a crewcut. 400. Who does Holden dance with in the nightclub in chapter 10? Keeping this in view, in which book do we find the character Faith Cavendish? Holden decides to call a number that someone had given him at a party; the number is for Faith Cavendish, a girl that "wasn't exactly a whore but that didn't mind doing it once in a while." Holden thinks the Edmont Hotel is "lousy with perverts." He thinks Stradlater would have fit right in. What questions does Holden ask the cab driver about the lagoon in Central park? He offers to take her out for drinks, but she declines, presenting various excuses as to why she can't make it. At first, she is angry that a stranger has woken her up, but she eventually tells . What is it about the Edmont Hotel that surprises Holden once he has checked in? Holden calls Miss Faith Cavendish, probably waking her up, and fails to convince her that she should see him that night. What does Holden emphasize about Phoebe? Although he thinks about calling several people in this chapter, he calls only one: Faith Cavendish. Why must the cab driver turn around once he has driven through Central Park? If you do, you start missing everybody.". His call to Faith Cavendish in Chapter 9 hinted at Holden's desperationcalling a girl you . Next, Holden remembers a guy from Princeton gave him a phone number of a girl in New York, named Faith Cavendish. (p. 63-65) 3. Why does Holden call Faith Cavendish instead of Jane? Salinger further demonstrates Holden's Madonna/whore complex through the juxtaposition of Jane Gallagher and Faith Cavendish, who represent two opposing aspects of female sexuality. Movie stars, Peter Lorre. Asked by mary r #312555. Determine why Holden invites his cab driver to grab a drink Recall Holden's feelings about the hotel guests Assess why Holden believes Faith Cavendish will be interested in him Holden thinks that he himself is the "biggest sex maniac you ever saw," but then paradoxically claims that he does not understand sex at all. Everyone else in the hotel is a screwball. answer. (p. 66-68) After saying that "you'd like her," he explains whywhat does he like about Phoebe? E JERICHO HIGH SCHOOL ENGLISH DEPARTMENT NAME _____ PERIOD _____ DATE _____ MS. FISCHER ENGLISH 2 LITERATURE THE CATCHER IN THE RYE Chapter 10 Study Guide Questions 1. Regarding this, why does Salinger use the name Faith Cavendish? How does his phone call show Holden's inexperience with women and relationships? What other characters-or what larger forces-are in conflict with Emily? Answers: 1. How is his call to Faith Cavendish hypocritical, given his earlier statements in this chapter and regarding Jane? Describe Holden's relationship with Jane and how he feels about her. After Holden checks into a hotel, he confronts his own lack of understanding and general confusion about sex and tries to make a date with Faith Cavendish based on his immature ideas about women . To Holden, Jane Gallagher is the prototypical 'good' girl whom he remembers for playing checkers, while Faith Cavendish is nothing more than a prostitute. Holden stops into a drugstore for a sandwich after leaving Sally. sex. When Holden arrives in New York, he takes a cab to a hotel, where he calls Faith Cavendish, an allegedly promiscuous woman whose number he got from an old friend. Faith Cavendish Character Analysis. But Holden decides not to call her because he has lost the mood. What does Holden admire about the blonde (of the three girls) in the bar? What was so awful about Bernice, Marty, and Laverne? Questions. If you do, you start missing everybody.". Furthermore, how does Holden describe the Edmont Hotel? A group of girls from out of town. About halfway there, he remembers he can't go home until Wednesday. Chapter 5. 3. When he arrives in New York, it is already quite late in the evening, but he embarks on an almost manic quest for interaction. In Chapter 9, Holden is extremely phony with Faith Cavendish when he calls her at a very late hour. Faith Cavendish because she loved sex and he was very horny . Holden keeps asking about the ducks. The Catcher in the Rye is a chronicle of Holden Caulfield's emotional breakdown, but Holden never comments on it directly. Holden begins to feel aroused, so he calls Faith Cavendish, a promiscuous girl recommended to him by a boy he met at a party and tries to make a date with her. Who were the three girls looking for in the bar? In Penn Station in New York, Holden wants to talk to someone, and considers calling D.B., Phoebe (his younger sister), Jane, or another friend named Sally Hayes. Holden keeps asking about the ducks. What deeper significance do you think this has? Holden recalls a summer with Jane and the time he kissed her when she was crying. In this manner, who does Holden call? What was so awful about Bernice, Marty, and Laverne? How does Holden feel after Faith Cavendish refuses to meet him for a cocktail? Holden obtained Faith's name and telephone number from Eddie Birdsell, a student at Princeton, whom Holden met at a party. Salinger further demonstrates Holden's Madonna/whore complex through the juxtaposition of Jane Gallagher and Faith Cavendish, who represent two opposing aspects of female sexuality. Describe Holden's relationship with Jane and how he feels about her. Briefly explain what you think he means by this. The name gives the idea of purity, something that Faith. Overall their minds are more set on trying to see famous people than Holden, who they don't seem to find very interesting. To Holden, Jane Gallagher is the prototypical 'good' girl whom he remembers for playing checkers, while Faith Cavendish is nothing more than a prostitute. Tutor's Answer (Top Tutor) Studyfaq Tutor . Why does Holden not call Jane Gallagher? You add meaning to people in your life with every piece of yourself that you reveal to them. A brief analysis of Catcher in the rye by Salinger . Naturally, this causes Holden to create a story explaining why he is calling at such a late hour. Add Comment. By this point in the novel, it's clear that loneliness is at the heart of Holden's problems. Why does Holden want to give Faith Cavendish a phony name over the phone? Previous Next. Why does Holden sarcastically call Ackley a "prince?" Holden calls Ackley a prince because Ackley wouldn't let Holden sleep in Ely's bed even though he knew Ely wouldn't be back until Sunday night. Read rest of the answer. The story involves the sudden death of Jane's uncle. Why does Holden decide to leave Pencey immediately? Holden makes up "these sex rules" for himself. Faith Cavendish because she loved sex and he was very horny. 35.5 At what point are the ducks mention in this chapter? Faith is a former burlesque stripper, and somebody whom Holden only knows through word of mouth. Then he asks the driver about the ducks in the lagoon near Central Park: he wants to know where they go in the winter when the water freezes over. Faith Cavendish . At first Faith seemed to be annoyed that . Who does Holden call up and invite? According to Holden, What is iconic about the fact that he didn't want to look like a "screwball" when he checked into the hotel? Once again, he goes into a phone booth and thinks about calling Jane Gallagher, wanting to take her dancing. But Holden decides not to call her because he has lost the mood. Furthermore, who does Holden end up calling in this chapter and what does he think of him? Although he thinks about calling several people in this chapter, he calls only one: Faith Cavendish. The story involves the sudden death of Jane's uncle. For what reasons does he call her up? 2. She likes to have a good time, if you know what we mean. His baseball mitt is so special to him because Allie, who was two years younger than him, wrote all over it poems in green ink, so he had something to read while he was in the field and no one was up at bat. This exhibits the opposite of what he was doing during his conversation with Faith Cavendish; he wants to be viewed as an adult, yet he wants everything to stay the same, freezing time and preventing him from . He got leukemia and died. Glossary He even considers calling a guy named Carl Luce, one of his classmates at the Whooton School, but he remembers that he doesn't even like him very much. She does offer to meet him the next day, but Holden declines and ends the conversation; he immediately regrets the lost opportunity a terribly lame attempt at intimacy. At the hotel, which is sleazy and gloomy to match his mood, he looks out the window for human contact and spies only perverts. Holden obtained Faith's name and telephone number from Eddie Birdsell, a student . Describe Holden's relationship with Jane and how he feels about her. At no point in the story does he say that he is undergoing an emotional strain; he simply describes his increasingly desperate behavior without much explanation. From whom did Holden get Faith Cavendish's name? Furthermore, who does Holden end up calling in this chapter and what does he think of him? 400. Who does Holden call in his hotel room? Why does Holden decide not to call Phoebe? Analysis: Chapters 10-12. So, Holden takes a cab to the Edmont Hotel. Another example is when Holden is trying to meet up with Miss. Add comment Cancel. Unlock all answers Please join to get access. While he's getting ready to go out, whom does Holden almost call? Who is the guy in Carly Rae Jepsen call you maybe video? Why does Holden call Faith Cavendish instead of Jane? What was so awful about Bernice, Marty, and Laverne? Frederick Lawrence Asked on 20.04.2017 in English Literature. 8. Faith Cavendish. 2. Once again, Holden is concerned about their safe escape, a concern that parallels his own unrealized need for a safe haven. Naturally, this causes Holden to create a story explaining why he is calling at such a late hour. In the sense that he opposes her wishes, Homer is the antagonist. Briefly explain what you think he means by this. Why does holden call faith cavendish? She was a great dancer. How does his phone call show Holden's inexperience with women and relationships? The driver obviously has no idea, so Holden decides to act just as corny as this guy. 9. He wanted a girl to come over. Holden begins to feel aroused, so he calls Faith Cavendish, a promiscuous girl recommended to him by a boy he met at a party, and tries to make a date with her. Having heard that Faith is sexually promiscuous, he calls her late at night when he arrives in New York City. Describe the phone conversation that Holden has with Faith Cavendish. 1389; RELATED QUESTIONS. Next, Holden remembers a guy from Princeton gave him a phone number of a girl in New York, named Faith Cavendish. Why does Holden call Faith Cavendish? . What does Holden emphasize about Phoebe? 8. What does Holden emphasize about Phoebe? The book ens with Holden saying, "Don;t ever tell anybody anything. Faith Cavendish. Page: 3 of 3. He has the driver take him to the Edmont . Why does Holden call his brother DB in the catcher and the rye? 1. Faith Cavendish. Completed Work. He asks "Where do the ducks go when the pond freezes?". A great liar, can talk about something and think of another, a heavy smoker. He finally calls Faith Cavendish, who is known as a loose woman, but even she rejects Holden. Once again, he goes into a phone booth and thinks about calling Jane Gallagher, wanting to take her dancing. Why was she crying? Manhattan, New York. Spencer sent him a note asking Holden to drop by before he left. Faith Cavendish. Why does Holden call Faith Cavendish? He then thinks of calling Jane Gallagher but again decides against it, and instead considers calling a woman named Faith Cavendish, who was formerly a burlesque stripper and is not quite a prostitute. Faith Cavendish. Holden does not call Jane Gallagher because he says he is not in the mood (an excuse he has used before). How does Holden feel about Phoebe? Salinger Born? Holden stops into a drugstore for a sandwich after leaving Sally. Who does Holden call on the phone and why? Faith Cavendish . Beside above, why does Salinger use the name Faith Cavendish? In this manner, who does Holden call? Though Holden does not go on a search for a physical object or a person, he does go on a quest for something else: his own identity. Allie is Holden's brother. One example of Holden's failed attempt at companionship is when he is trying to befriend the three ladies at the Lavender room. What deeper significance do you think this has? Why does Holden call Faith Cavendish instead of Jane? He pretends to be a mutual friend of somebody named Eddie Birdsell and implies that he is a Princeton student.