Re: Teddy: an abstract

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Thor wrote:
> Teddy isn't a character, he's a caricature, with a point.

... which I guess is why I never really liked `Teddy' as a story or as a
character. He is an ethos in search of a character. He does have a point,
true, but so does Holden - but he has a character that makes the point far
more attractive to me.

Camille
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