Across
- 2. (feeling a sentimental longing or wistful affection for the past)
- 5. (Symbolizes desire for individuality and search for belonging and protection)
- 6. (who you are, the qualities, beliefs, personality, looks, and expressions that makes a person unique)
- 8. (resisting authority or control)
- 9. (represents Holdens confusion, fear, and struggle with intimacy as he transitions into adulthood)
- 10. (Handsome but superficial roommate at Penney prep whose date with Jane triggers Holden’s insecurities)
- 13. (symbolizes Holden’s idealized view of his deceased brother and his struggle to cope with loss and change)
- 14. prep (Boarding school that Holden attends and get’s expelled from)
- 16. (being fake, insincere, or pretending to be something your not)
- 17. (A pessimistic teen who hates “”Phonies” and struggles adjusting to the adult world)
- 19. (being pure, genuine, and free from guilt or wrong doing)
Down
- 1. (Symbolizes Holdens attempt to appear more mature and rebellious)
- 3. (transitional period between childhood and adulthood)
- 4. Gallagher (A girl Holden knows and cares deeply about representing innocence and a connection to his past)
- 7. (Holden finds peace while Phoebe rides this ride and soon realizes kids grow up on their own)
- 11. (He’s remembered for his intelligence, kindness, and the baseball mitt covered in poems)
- 12. (feeling separated/disconnected from others, society, even from one’s self)
- 14. (A smart, honest, carrying, and optimistic and mature for her age who represents innocence that Holden wants to protect)
- 15. (Sadness, Hopelessness, and lost of interest in activities)
- 18. (Symbolizes Holden's concern for the well-being and safety of others, as well of the fear of change)