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... committed relationships, Chandler's life is full of resentment for the life that he wishes was his own. When Gallaher talks his time in Paris, and his visit to the Moulin Rouge, Chandler, being the "pious chap" that he is, timidly disregards the city as being "immoral". He senses something vulgar in this man that he had never noticed before. But despite ... ...
... distracted by the girls, Sammy rings a box of HiHo crackers twice, infuriating the customer. He describes her as being " One of these cash-register-watchers, a witch of about fifty with rouge on her cheekbones and no eyebrows, and I know it made her day to trip me up," sarcastically conveying his chauvinistic attitude toward women. We learn about Sammy's station in life ... ...
... girls distracts Sammy and he rings up a box of HiHo crackers twice, infuriating a customer. He describes her as being " One of these cash-register-watchers, a witch of about fifty with rouge on her cheekbones and no eyebrows, and I know it made her day to trip me up," sarcastically conveying his chauvinistic attitude toward women. The majority of negative comments that Sammy ... ...
... reader anything but babble until about half way through the piece. But, all of a sudden, the person reading A&P is cast right into a supermarket in an era where women wore "high rouge" and no eyebrows and people were listening to the sounds of the Carribean Six in phonographs and riding around in Falcon station wagons. A younger reader would feel sort of like ... ...
