... . This point can be easily argued in many ways, one example being the time Holden called a perfect stranger, Faith Cavendish, to get together at an unruly time of night. Another example of the main character's perversion is when he hired a prostitute named Sunny, and never actually accomplished anything. One last example could be Caulfield's overall impression and cockiness when it comes to sex ... Juliet, a timeless classic by a distinguished writer, and Caulfield starts to think, "it was sort of embarrassing to be talking about Romeo and Juliet with her [the nuns]. I mean that play get...

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... effort to communicate to his adult reader clearly and properly" (Costello 87). In using phrases such as "to take a leak," he speaks more casually. Holden's adaptable vocabulary forms his unique character because of his ability to speak in high-level and low-level English in order to communicate with different people. In grammar, as well, Holden ... and exceptionally correct forms of English. In Catcher In The Rye, Holden's language through having idiosyncratic speech patterns, using crude language, adaptable vocabulary, and certain grammar, make him such a unique character that has stoo...

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