Nine Stories

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Hi.  My name is Kristie.  I'm new to this list.  I joined because I greatly 
admire Salinger and his writing.  I even signed up to do a project on 
Salinger for my Senior Honors English class.  I'm a bit stuck on the main 
ideas of each of the stories. I'm all set with A Perfect Day for Bananafish, P
retty Mouth and Green My Eyes, and Teddy.  My problem is with the rest of 
them.  I'm writing a paper, and I've decided to focus on four of the nine 
stories.  So if someone could help me relate another one of the stories to 
the loss of innocence, it would make me really happy.  I'm thinking about De 
Daumier-Smith's Blue Period.  Perhaps the nun symbolizes innocence?  Could 
someone please help me with this?  Thank you very much.

Sincerely,
Kristie

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