Thru Rye

Thru Rye

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BRONZE REMINGTON "COMING THRU THE RYE"    US $2,995.00

COMIN' THRU THE RYE Round Doily Crochet Pattern    US $6.00

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MUSICAL TALE OF COMIN' THRU THE RYE    US $14.75

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FREDRICK REMMINGTON "COMING THRU THE RYE" EXTRA LARGE BRONZE SCULPTURE 80 LBS    US $2,499.00

Coming Thru the Rye - Bronze Sculpture by Frederic Remington    US $3,000.00

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Holden doesn't exactly have the greatest self-esteem, so he's constantly criticizing himself as well as most everything and everybody around him. He's more passive than aggressive, so he translates that as being a coward.

He doesn't think about suing because the book takes place in 1949, long before people thought about suing everyone for every little injustice. These are just kids. Holden got punched out by Stradlater, felt he deserved it, and moved on. You're thinking about it in today's terms, and you can't do that with a novel this old.