Re: Quiet list? there's always

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> > Holden tried to deal with
> > it on his own, which ultimately, I guess, didn't work, since he had a
> > breakdown in the end.
> 
> Did he??? I think that's as debatable a point as Franny being pregnant. Any
> takers on this oft-discussed argument?
> 
> Camille
> verona_beach@geocities.com
> @ THE ARTS HOLE
> www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Theater/6442


It sure sounds like Holden has a breakdown when he sees Phoebe on the
carousel.  Otherwise, how would he have wound up in the therapy place
near Hollywood?  This fall of his is also predicted by Mr. Antolini.  On
the other hand, it seems that Holden resolves his conflicts while
watching Phoebe on the carousel-like thinking to himself that you have
to let little kids fall off sometimes and so on.  Hell, I don't know.

Cheryl

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