Re: second opinion

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>I thought there were some positive
> drives in the novel as well, for instance the end and the narrating of
the
> story itself. 

I think that's a really nice way of putting it - I think the indefinable
hope we all get out of TCIR has a lot to do with the fact that Holden
himself is taking the time to tell us his story. Perhaps it's catharsis; I
don't know. But whether a story is sordid or happy, there's something
special about being gathered around the campfire to be relegated with it.

Camille 
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