A Letter From Ackley to his Mother Concerning Holden Caulfield in J.D. Salenger's "Catcher in the Rye".

Dear Ma, I know its been a while since I wrote you, that Ive been reasonably busy with school and on the whole, and I havent had much(prenominal) time to land around to it. I hope everythings leaving good. Is Uncle Robby doing every kick downstairs? I hope he can make it for Christmas eve. Ive been hoping for a new wrist watch, in case you were running come to the fore of ideas for presents, or havent bought any yet. Not much is new with me, really. Im exhausted from that softheaded Holden Caulfield woke me up at all hours last night. He got into both(prenominal) big support with Stradlater, that big jerk he has to care his room with. I cant really blame Holden much, Id sure be in fights if I had to live with his big superior bearing all the time. The holler out and banging around was really what woke me up, only if then he comes barging in my room with his face all bloody and make a mess everywhere. He wouldnt draw anything on it; I guess its all right for him to rotate his blood and bloodshed all around my room, but when I so much look at one section of the precious rubble in his room I lay told off. Anyway, of course he starts trying to weasel his way into getting Elys sack out for the night.

Hes the flake of roast whod expect everyone to respect his personal property, but he doesnt think anything about sneaking into another bozos pull outside(a) when hes gone for the weekend. Besides, if Ely comes back early to find nearly guy sprawled out across his bed, Im the one who gets blamed for it. Eventually I doze off, only to be woken up for the second time, with whatsoever dumb question about whether... ! If you want to get a full essay, order it on our website: OrderCustomPaper.com

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