The Catcher in the Rye 3

Your book is leading up to some crisis or turning point. What is it? If you have not yet reached it, can you predict what it will be?
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I think the turning point of this book, The Catcher in the Rye, written by J.D.Salinger, is when the intense between Holden and Stradlater keeps increasing. When Stradlater comes back from date with Jane, he is pretty annoyed by English homework that Holden did which is not concerned with assignment. His reaction also makes him Holden who writes it for Stradlater. The tense is burst when Holden asks about the date with Jane, who is Holden's lover. Stradlater does not answer it and thus it drives Holden crazy. Holden severely insults Stradlater. Stradlater tries to calm his down but finally he punches on Holden's nose. He worries that it makes him into trouble and leaves the room. This event makes Holden to leave Pencey directly right away.

1. barge - rush or push into something in a rough and rude way

- You should barge your way after commencement

2. ratify - to confirm by expressing consent, approval, or formal sanction

- The treaty was ratified by all the member states

3. impeachment - the trial for a crime which makes them unfit for office

- The National Assembly voted for the impeachment of President

4. retain - to continue to have something

- He struggled to retain control of the situation

5. sole - only one of that type

- My sole reason for coming here was to see you