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                        Luce suggests that Holden needs psychoanalysis because he has deep issue that he is in denial about. Luce repeatedly says that Holden needs to grow up.

                        He has obvious depression. He has deep anxiety. He labels everyone and everything. He shows major bi-polar signs. He doesn’t trust anyone’s instincts. He likes to control everything. He gets angry when things don’t go the way he wants them to go. He has misperception of the world and wants it to go the way he wants it to go. He thinks that everyone is out to get him. He has and addiction to numbing his problems with alcohol, at 16 it’s sad to already be an alcoholic. He’s a helpless, immature boy that has confusion and a misunderstanding about women and their needs.

                        He doesn’t like to look at himself for having a problem with things or with the basic expectation of life. He doesn’t ever talk about his family or what’s happened with them. He doesn’t like to think of himself of having problems. So, that’s why he points out everyone else’s flaws. He is hypocritical and an inane BOY.

                        He can’t figure out his own problems in life because he’s putting up walls and running from reality. He doesn’t talk to his family. He calls old friends and acts like he’s older so he doesn’t have to face his family and his deep psychological problems.

                        He needs help before it’s too late. He needs to be honest with himself and his family before it’s too late. He may die from alcohol poisoning or trying to hit on a taken woman. He is too young for reality; he needs to think about his life and live life as a teen before he really is living on his own. He is living his life in pain, abandonment, regret, disappointment and loneliness. He does care about his family but is too ashamed to face them.