💔Holden and Phoebe share an emotional moment, highlighting their strong bond.
👥The lack of adult figures in the novel reflects Holden's struggle with entering the adult world.
🤝Holden and his parents have a loving relationship, despite their physical distance.
🌟Holden's worry about causing his mother suffering demonstrates his empathy and concern for others.
❓Uncertainty surrounds Holden and DB's return home for Christmas, adding tension to the story.
What happens in Chapter 23 of Catcher in the Rye?
—Holden visits Phoebe, asks for a loan, and leaves after an emotional moment. Mrs. Cauffield briefly appears.
How does the absence of adult figures impact the story?
—The absence reflects Holden's struggle with adulthood and his longing for genuine, caring relationships.
What does Mrs. Cauffield's appearance symbolize?
—Mrs. Cauffield symbolizes the adult world and contrasts Holden's perspective.
What is the theme of parent-teen relationships in the novel?
—Unlike most novels, there is no open conflict between Holden and his parents. Their family is united by love and loss.
Why does Holden worry about causing his mother suffering?
—Holden is empathetic and cares about others' well-being, particularly his mother's.
00:09Holden visits Phoebe and asks for a loan.
00:23Mrs. Cauffield briefly appears and checks on Phoebe.
00:41Holden asks Phoebe for a loan from her Christmas money.
00:58Holden gives Phoebe his beloved red hat and leaves.
01:07Mrs. Cauffield scolds Phoebe for not being asleep.
