 Dating  Creation of Rock ‘ Roll  Elvis Presley  New fashions  New cars  Large allowances Identity of a 1950’s teenager.

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 Dating  Creation of Rock ‘ Roll  Elvis Presley  New fashions  New cars  Large allowances Identity of a 1950’s teenager

 He runs away from school  Spending the money his parents gave him  Spends money recklessly Holden’s childhood

 Smokes a lot  Drinks a lot  Bought a room at a cheap hotel  Made his own decisions Holden’s Maturity

 The red hunting hat  Smoking and drinking  The ducks flight south  The half frozen pond Motif/symbol of Holden’s transition from child to adult

 Tried to make his way in the world Holden’s attempt into an adult

 The guy could date a girl without having to marry her.  Rebellion became a teen tendency  Sneaking out to meet friends 1950’s teen loss of innocence

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