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Peggy F. Jean-Louis typeth:
> The other thing is the idea that if Buddy was the author of "Teddy",
> he also authored all of "Nine Stories" which would explain the numerous
> Glass family references. If that's the case, at what point does Buddy's
> voice and Salinger's begin and end? Are they one and the same?
> I haven't decided.
> 
> Peggy

a friend of mine and i were talking about this the other day, and he
thinks that buddy is salinger's point of view, and as for other
characters, the only one we think absolutely positively exists,
somewhere, somehow, is seymour, because he's so definitive and real.  

~*laura.

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