Re: esme is me?

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> My take is that esme's healing prowess for X is based on deep, silent
> commuinication made possible by unspoken love and the experience of
direct
> linkage...will

Yes, you could almost say the same for Seymour and Sybil, too. Maybe the
character of Mr Antolini was intended to be emblematic of the incorrect
interpretation by Holden of this `silent linkage' - maybe it is implied
that not listening to Mr Antolini's `inner child' is what really makes
Holden phony.

Camille
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