The narrator of this novel claims that he "likes it when somebody gets excited about something. It's nice". At another point in this novel, the same narrator states that "When you're dead, they really fix you up". Despite that somewhat positive quip on death, the narrator of this novel expresses that he wishes time would stand still, much like the exhibits in a certain museum. That museum is New York City's Museum of Natural History. The narrator of this novel stares at ducks on a frozen pond in Central Park, and is a "terrific liar". That narrator is Holden Caulfield. For 10 points, name this novel by J.D. Salinger in which Holden Caulfield leaves Pencey Prep and roams New York City.
The narrator of this novel claims that he "likes it when somebody gets excited about something. It's nice". At another point in this novel, the same narrator states that "When you're dead, they really fix you up". Despite that somewhat positive quip on death, the narrator of this novel expresses that he wishes time would stand still, much like the exhibits in a certain museum. That museum is New York City's Museum of Natural History. The narrator of this novel stares at ducks on a frozen pond in Central Park, and is a "terrific liar". That narrator is Holden Caulfield. For 10 points, name this novel by J.D. Salinger in which Holden Caulfield leaves Pencey Prep and roams New York City.
The narrator of this novel claims that he "likes it when somebody gets excited about something.