Subject: Re: salinger salinger everywhere
From: LR Pearson, Arts 99 (lp9616@bristol.ac.uk)
Date: Wed Feb 02 2000 - 07:57:04 EST
On Wed, 2 Feb 2000 07:48:46 EST AntiUtopia@aol.com wrote:
> Zooey called it a "sacred tangerine" and chided Franny for not being able to
> recognize it as one when she saw it (and for refusing to accept it). The
> tangerine itself is probably not symbolic of anything, but the act of giving
> it and Franny's reaction may have been emblematic of her not accepting the
> love she's being offered because some of her other expectations aren't being
> met.
>
> Jim
>
I don't have the book on me at this moment, but I am pretty sure you
are confusing the tangerine with the chicken soup. The tangerine never
even gets to Franny. Bessie's chicken soup, on the other hand, is on
nearly every page (it's a nice sane alternative to cheesburgers and
cokes).
Love, Lucy-Ruth
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LR Pearson, Arts 99
lp9616@bristol.ac.uk
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