Catcher post #4: Joy of Children

Kids are one of the only things that make Holden happy. Give an example of when this happens.

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Catcher post #5: Museum thoughts...

On pages 119-122 Holden thinks about the Museum.

Record a passage that reveals an aspect of Holden's character and explain what it shows about him.

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Catcher Post #6: Holden's Rant

At the end of his date with Sally (130-134), Holden starts talking about how he's gotten "fed up" and goes on about what he hates about life, what he's afraid of, and what he impulsively wants to do.

Choose a passage from this section and analyze what it reveals about Holden.

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W.H. post #1: What do you think?

What do you think about this section of Wuthering Heights (ch. 11-24)? What's interesting? Confusing? Annoying?

W.H. post #2: Catherine- past, present, future

On pages 121-122 we see the inner-workings and distortions of Catherine's mind in a new way. What do you find interesting?

W.H. post #3: sick

So many of the characters suffer from illness during chapters 11-24. Why do you believe Bronte includes so much illness? How does illness "function" in novel's plot and character development? What does illness indicate about characters?

W.H. post #4: Symbols

This section of the novel (look at chapter 16 as a starting point) is filled with symbolism. What are some significant symbols and how do they enhance the novel?