CheddarCheese

14 .. she/her pronouns plz! :3 UwU º

[cheddarcheese392]

Learn more about me!

Hey! My name is cheddar cheese, but you can call me my actual name; Olga. I am an up-and-coming artist whose seeking to make a living by drawing my favorite characters from different franchises! I'm from the greatest country on earth, the United States, more specifically from Ohio.

I've been chasing my dream of being an artist for quite some time already, although many people tell me my art is... not the best. But it is what I love and will use every fall I have to rise more potent than ever. I've lived in Ohio since my birth and got a major in Athens County. I dropped my career choice for being a doctor and went with trying to pursue my dream as an artist. I see myself 100% capable of making a living out of my hobby, and I hope I can make it happen, anyway, there's not much more to me, well there is, but I'm not telling you all that stuff.

My pronouns are she/her and I can't wait to meet more of y'all!

[cheddarcheese392]

Holden thinks you're phony.

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Symbols in CITR.

Well, in Catcher in the Rye there's a wholeee lot of symbols, such as the red hunting hat, or the ducks in the lake, or the record Holden gifted Phoebe, but I'm stickin' with the museum. Holden always has sorta feared change, as he proves by being curious about where the ducks go when the lake freezes, so it is no surprise that Holden enjoys how monotone and constant de museum is. It displays UNCHANGABLE and "frozen" statues, that have and will remain the same. What I find insanely odd is how Holden actually doesn't GO INSIDE to the museum, in fear of seeing any sort of change inside of it.

I find it sort of adorable how Holden reminisces about the school trips going to the History Museum with his classmates. Holden gets more human every single page I go through I swear to god. It's never LITERARALLY said but I can assume as he hates "phoneyness" or fakeness overall, and seeing this undeniable piece of history might have made him feel in peace.

[cheddarcheese392]

Diary of a Wimpy Kid Saga.

I'm, not a very avid reader, I usually see it as a task, but this one book has broken the pattern. The Diary of a Wimpy kid, by Jeff Kinney, is hands-down the best book in all of the pieces of literary history. Diary of a Wimpy is about a teenager called Greg Heffley, a very relatable sociopath-like acting character, which never fails to make me laugh personally. The book is filled with relatable storytelling and hand-drawn pictures portraying the situations Greg is describing, which are usually hilarious. I am a hardcore Diary of a Wimpy kid fan, and I think it checks out. I heavily recommend that you give it a shot because I can not word how amazing and funny these books are... Actually, just a peak at the sales this book has garnered should be enough to convince you. Anyway, stay safe y'all.

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Another theme I've noticed in CITR.

[SPOILERS FOR CATCHER IN THE RYE]

Alienation always seems to occur with Holden and his loved ones. Not only with his roommate, Stradlater, being petty and accusing him of always having sex with the people he goes out with. Almost like he didn't want to do anything with him anymore, which is why he acts in such a violent manner with him. This same scenario can be seen with Sally later in the book, when in the "get together" Holde claimed, and I quote, "You're a royal pain in the ass." Which left Sally in tears. At the end of the book, when Holden starts improving himself after meeting with Phoebe, his sister- Oh yeah, I forgot to mention he also left his home and beloved sister behind, which he ends up missing and visiting later on as I said. In the sanitarium he claims he misses all the people he pushed away, even remarking he even missed Maurice, a character that punched him after refusing to pay all the quote a prostitute was asking for, since they didn't really do the deed... Anyway, I think its interesting how Holden grew as a character throughout the story, and even though I used to dislike Holden for his hypocrisy and his negative personality, we got to see he really did care about everyone, and he missed them. 10/10 would recommend

[thais77]

"Who wants flowers when you’re dead? Nobody."

[cheddarcheese392]

This drawing literally portrays Holden TO. THE. TEA. Mysterious and serious/negative looking... Amazing.

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to JD Salinger.

To my dude Salinger... I have a couple of thoughts...

I don't truly know what you were thinking by making Holden such a hypocrite his negative and hateful mindset is getting tiring. I feel that I, as the reader, am consuming every single bit of hatefulness Holden is spitting out. He hates everyone and is a hypocrite by saying he dislikes phony people but one of the first things he does with his teacher is fake/phony with them, and Holden pushing out LITERALLY all of his loved ones seems silly, but I can't lie Holden can sometimes be relatable, but I relate to his worst traits, which is definitely worrying. So Salinger, if you somehow come back to life, maybe make Holden a little more easy-going, as it is a hard book to "swallow" I currently dislike Holden, I'm not even close to finishing the book so I hope he changes his ways... I'm not gonna lie, I've been spoiled by the fact Holden DOES INDEED drastically change, so I can't wait to see it. Anyway, stay safe y'all, this was a piece of my mind for the author.

[cheddarcheese392]

J.D Salinger.

To J.D Salinger; The Catcher in the Rye is quite a unique read, and even though it has been deemed as one of the best and most controversial books worldwide, I have a couple thoughts on it.

The story as a whole is very meticulously written, making Holden relatable to teens, but Holden's negative and hateful personality is definitely giving the book a negative connotation and make Holden slightly unlikeable. I hope Holden changes his attitude as it is remarkably dense and Holen does not seem to enjoy anything, which can sometimes, personally annoy me

I have to remark this has not been a "turn-off" by any sort, this makes Holden appear more "human" and relatable to us readers, as we all have flaws we dislike about ourselves. This is an outstanding read and I can not wait to progress further into it, and dive deeper into Holden's mind.

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Catcher in the Rye; Can teens relate?

In the Catcher in the Rye, the main character doesn't only have a conflict with his own personality and identity, but he also has trouble finding his true self, and I personally believe quite a bit of teens can relate to the feeling of not fitting in, not to mention the main character Holden, comes off as a hypocrite and ain't for nothing I also believe teens can identify with that dude... IDK How to feel about Holden as he's coming off as phony himself and sort of a hypocrite. I don't like Holden AT ALL so far but I hope the read changes