Phoebe

1. In chapter ten, Holden narrates and introduces Phoebe as well as the three girls he dances with. How do their descriptions contrast and what can you infer about Holden from the differences?     When Holden describes Phoebe, he has an earnest and uplifting tone as he continues to rain praises about her. He emphasizes Phoebe’s intelligence and innocence; Holden describes her as “a little kid so pretty and smart” while worrying about her being “a little too affectionate sometimes.” She’s portrayed

Holden and Phoebe are brother and sister in the novel, The Catcher in the Rye. Holden has this problem, where he wants to protect kids from losing their innocence. He is attached to a lot of little kids. But him and Phoebe are different for that story. Holden wants to protect her innocence, she knows how to handle Holden, and they have a connection that he doesn’t have with his older brother D.B., but he had one with Allie who passed away. Phoebe just has the innocence that Holden doesn’t have.

One important and unforgettable case is that of 15-year-old Phoebe Prince. Phoebe was a vibrant, intelligent, and popular Irish girl who had come to America to live the great American dream, but all that took a turn for the worst when she began to endure online bullying and harassment from her ex boyfriend's new girlfriend, and four other individuals. According to the online article, “Who Failed Phoebe Prince” by Alyssa Giacobbe, Phoebe was constantly attacked, taunted and bullied by a group of six

breaking into Mrs. Cadaver’s house. Sal’s best friend Phoebe calls her late at night and begs her to come over telling her that “It's urgent” (pg. 127). When she arrives Phoebe walks up to her neighbor’s house, saying that she just wants to take a “quick look.” If I were in Sal’s place I would have followed her to the front door but when she turns the door handle and goes in (pg. 127) that is where I would draw the line. Up to this point Phoebe is showing poor judgement but once she goes into her

Seeing Phoebe this happy makes Holden extremely happy as well because the whole time hes been gone all he does is think about Phoebe and her life and what she is accomplishing. It seems like Phoebe is really excited to have Holden home by the way she talks his ear off and Holden just sits and listens to her. Holden is again glorifying his dead brother

Phoebe Bridgers’ debut album, Stranger in the Alps brings listeners in touch with their innermost feelings through hauntingly beautiful melodies and dark, heartbreaking lyrics. Inspired by artists (now friends) such as Conor Oberst and Julien Baker, this L.A. native’s blend of folk, pop, and rock tells stories of relationships, loneliness, and the impact of both on our interactions with ourselves and others. She has gotten the attention of songwriters like Ryan Adams, Bethany Cosentino of Best Coast

Both Heather Graham, the writer/author of The Face In The Window (2006) and Phoebe Waller-Bridge, the creator of Killing Eve:Nice Face (2019) have written and produced a successful thriller short story/film. The three major components of a thriller—suspense, fear, and high stakes—are present in both of these texts, and they both have a connection to the real world. Weapons are used many times throughout both of the thrillers, however Waller-Bridge uses them with more creativity whereas Graham uses

constantly haunting him. Holden needs some mental help because he does not want to hurt the people he love most knowing his actions are reckless. Holden sister, Phoebe, is probably the only reason why Holden is still living. If his sister was not around, then Holden’s life is just unimaginable in an instant due to having no shoulder to lean on. Phoebe is truly one great sister because she is willing run away from the world just to be with the miserable Holden. Holden not wanting to ruin his sister’s future

In Phoebe Gloeckner’s “The Diary of a Teenage Girl” we are introduced to the titular character, Minnie Goetze who presents her narrative in diary form and illustrates her interactions, observations and feelings about the world around her, which is a libertine society in 1976, in San Francisco. Minnie’s person is sometimes used a lens as through which we view the events in the story and other times, it is her experiencing the events. Her narrative offers a lot of varying factors that are all a part

Both Holden and Phoebe are quite different characters in The Catcher in the Rye. Phoebe is often portrayed as a foil to Holden, but they do share some similarities. Holden and Phoebe don’t share many personality traits, but both are important to the other’s character. Holden is sixteen but acts younger and less mature. Holden wishes to protect innocence, while Phoebe is much younger, yet more mature, and she understands that people must grow up. Holden and Phoebe have many contrasting character