Finish reading!

-the girl in the blue suit is her sister, Phoebe. A swell sister. A swell sister makes a swell brother-

Wow, I've just finished reading The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger, and it's a good book after all. Well, I'll always say a book is good when it has a good ending, though it only tells craps mostly all over the plot.

Like a friend of mine said, this book tells about a whinging white rich boy and you'd even like the boy to be killed while the story goes. That's how depressed Holden Caulfield is.

However, this bored kid is a real good brother. It kills me when he describes his little sister, Phoebe. And how this little sister can calm him down and abort his plan to flee NYC to the west. It kills me. The most beaten-up guys are the best brothers, you know. For instance, you'll see a real scary drunk tattooed guy in a punk rock show being real sweet and tender to somebody's child brought to the show.

Holden is the bestest brother; he loves his siblings. But he's a lame guy. Virgin and all when he's not supposed to be virgin and all. But, well, you know he hates phonies, and he don't want to be a phony. Whereas the not-lame guys are all phonies. You just have to be phony if you don't want to be lame.

-red hunting hat, beaten-up looks, tired of conversations, cigarettes-

This holly crap is great, I don't mind to read it for a second time later.
But I don't feel like to kill anybody's famous anyhow.