By the end of the novel (The Catcher in the Rye), readers must decide if Holden has experienced healing, growth, and maturity following his experiences in New York. Choose a side. How does Sallinger's narrative style (i. e. tone, structure, stream-of-consiousness, flashback, digression, irony, etc.) reveal Holdens growth/lack of growth? What universal theme is conveyed through Holden's growth/lack of growth? Essay Prompt

What does the narrator point of view emphasizes?

Eliezer notices that mrs. schachter doesn’t seem affected by the optimism the other prisoners on the train feel when they hear what the two men who fetched water tell them. how does this contrast to develop one of the key themes in night? a.) this contrast illustrates that an unstable woman like mrs. schacher should not be heeded. b.) this contrast shows that an apparently insane person has correctly foreseen the real horrors that await them. c.) this contrast demonstrates that eliezer is too impressionable d.) this contrast revealed that mrs. schachter becomes an impediment to the prisoners attempts to remain hopeful.

In "i hear america singing", whitman describes the singing of a mother as delicious. in "from an atlas of the difficult world", rich describes a mother pacing the floor and preparing food to feed a crying baby. which two words best describe the difference between the poets' views of mothers? a. blissful versus unhappy b. relaxed versus overworked c. elated versus downtrodden d. hopeful versus depressed