Subject: Re: What About the Glass...
From: Kara Robertson (krobertson@casinocenter.com)
Date: Wed Mar 05 1997 - 12:34:02 GMT
>I've heard the reference to Salingers stories called the" Glass Stories".
>
>I know Seymour's last name is glass, but can any one else, but myself, see
>the numerous references to GLASS in 9 Stories?
>
>***Please read the following and let me know if I'm onto something, or if I
>sound like I'm ON something*****:
>
>Ex.
>*Bananafish: "See More Glass"... It's implied that Sybil can see
>through Semour, because of her innosense(The adults all think he's wacked)
>
>*Uncle Wiggles: After Eloise lashes out on Ramona, she picks up her
>specks. Maybe hoping that if she
>can look through the eyes of Ramona she can recapture her own innosense
>(after "being caught in an elevator with a soldier" and being thrown out of
>college.) I also think there is some relevance to the comment about how
>"the three of them look like twins," Lew his mother and Ramona
>She hates Lew, but does that imply she hates Ramona too?
>
>*For Esme: When he opens the package from Esme, the chrystal (a
>form of glass) has been broken in transit. So, can one assume that he is
>so touched by this gesture because his "time" during the war has "broken"
>him, and his faculties?
>
>Help!
>
KaRa
>
>
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