Re: Ages

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>  Some people had very valid reasoning.  Think about it.  Who's the
> phoniest character in the book?  Holden himself.  He lies, and is pretty
much
> all he hates in people personified.  I guess that's just a pessimistic
view.
> Hope I'm not shunned from the mailing list for bringing this up....

Not at all Erinn (: I was going to say the same thing - a friend of mine
came to exactly the same conclusion after reading the book - but I guess I
wimped out, fearing the same vilification. And I think that's the great (I
hesitate to say `grand') irony of the whole thing.

Camille
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