Torrefiel, Neil Gulbranson English III CP, Per: 6 January 23, 2000 Confusion With Reality As humans, we adjust to our surroundings and distinguish reality from imagination. At a young age, we play with our imagination and ignore reality. But as we mature, we learn not to take things for granted. We realize that reality is real, and imagination is make-believe. The world can be confusing. Reality is translated differently by each individual. Actions that may be bothersome to …showed first 75 words of 911 total…

…showed last 75 words of 911 total…crossing reality. Holden Caufield is growing mature and bettering his overall attitude toward the world. He not only lessens the intensity of his critical viewpoints toward reality, but it looks as though he will have a fruitful future. Although showing signs of improvement, he still holds adverse attributes to his character. He considers everything below his definition of normal, phony. This is a vital issue in his survival, but one that he can eventually surpass.