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Dear Whit.
I'm sorry to tell you that Holden Caulfield has died.
I know you think he can protect me.
Or at least give me protection from my sarcasm.
But Holden has left forever.
And I don't know if anyone can save me now.
6 Years Before
1939
Where was your girl, Jerry? Where did she go?
She wanted to dance with her brother. / A close family.
The opportunities of Lithuania to England are more bigger than we make love in this place.
I don't know, rich spoiled girls like students who are expelled.
They don't be patient tell their father,
"He not only went bankrupt, Dad, he is also Jewish."
Hey! Half Jews. </ P>
Gosh. Why do we keep coming here? </ P>
I don't like talking empty and falsehood. </ P>
To give a girl like that time. </ P>
Who that? / Miss O & Apos; Neill.
What? Like Eugene O & Neos? / That's his father. </ P>
Reportedly, he had interest in the author. </ P>
Maybe I could get him drunk and read him one of my stories.
The drunk section, yes,
Not sure of the second one. I've read your work.
You're right- really charming.
Who are the bodyguards?
Blythe Chaucer and Carol Flourentine,
The protectors are from morphine addicts and men without trust funds.
If you try to approach Oona, they will drive you away. </ P>
Alright. </ P>
I'll go there. </ P>
Miss. />Oona.
Halo./ Nice to meet you. I'm Jerome David Salinger. </ P>
My friends call me Jerry. </ P>
It's nice to meet you , Jerome David Salinger.
I am a big fan of your father. I am also a writer,
And the drama is the greatest source of inspiration for me.
What do you write?
I...
I wrote a short story. Really?
You ever. ../ Have you ever published?
Come on, Oona, I want to introduce you to Billy Chanler.
Is he here? Now? / Yes. </ P>
Good. / Come on. </ P>
See you later, Jerome David Salinger. </ P>
Come on, honey dear. </ P>
Billy! </ P>
Excuse me, sir, do you know what time it is? </ P>
It runs smoothly. </ P> >
During my life's journey which was very boring,
I always felt fiction was more honest than reality.
And, yes, I realized the irony.
He doesn't have a face handsome, personality,
Or the best clothes for get Shirley's attention.
He doesn't have a chance. And as I said,
To write the best story men meet women,
It's best to make the guy meet the girl.
Mother can't concentrate if you look at Mother like that.
You like it?
This is very good. I can say honestly to me.
I am honest. This is very good. </ p >
Tie your shoelaces, baby.
What do you think, Mom?
Mother likes her children. I like the way they talk.
Yes, because in urban areas, teenagers always sound cheap...
... because it was written by 50-year-old drunkards.
It's torturing me. </ P>
You're very talented. </ P>
I think I want to try publish it. </ P>
How do you do that? </ P>
I want to go back to school to learn to write creative. </ P>
What? </ P>
You were expelled from every school the father entered...
... because of your speaking style who is smart.
How are you sure you can become a professional writer?
I don't know, I like to do it.
He's very talented, Sol.
Even so, it's hard to make a living...
... even for the best students, and you're not a smart student.
I can't do anything right.
Son, kid. ..
Come here, sit down. Sorry. Please. </ P>
Daddy just doesn't want you to be disappointed when it doesn't work. </ P>
And it won't work. Never will. </ P>
Look, meat and cheese distribution is great for this family. </ P>
Six years ago, Buddy Richman indirectly went bankrupt. </ P>
He bought a slaughterhouse and Now he is the king of the bakon.
That could be you, my son!
Jerry won't sell cheese, pork, beef or milk.
He won't be the king of the bakon.
He will go to Columbia. He will learn to write.
That is what Jerry will do, and you will pay for it.
I'm sure if I never entered your class that day...
... then Holden Caulfield might never have existed.
That said, the whole mess This includes both of us.
Nothing is more sacred than stories.
Alkibab, Quran, Torah.
Stories - the stories that exist in these books are so strong.
Until people strongly believe it is written by God.
That is a power that can be
> given a story.
And during this semester...
... you will be given tools and techniques...
.... to be able to create your own story...
I'm always a bad student.
Even when I want to be there.
It's quite embarrassing, if you want to know the truth.
What do you think, Mr. Salinger? </ P>
Sorry, I lost focus in the Bible. </ P>
Sorry, Mr. Salinger, do you think the eyes of this lecture are learning about atheism? </ P>
No, no. </ P>
But I hope God does exist...
... to give you something interesting to say.
Funny, I think the same when read your acceptance session.
But they still accept you...
... and it must be a year of decline for Columbia.
Salinger wrote an essay which was very funny. </ P>
It was full of some kind of sarcasm...
... what he displayed beautifully in the first five minutes of class this.
However, Mr. Salinger failed to change his intelligent voice...
... became the true story. </ P>
That's a pity, because there is potential there. </ P >
But this is what we try to achieve.
Before the semester ends, if God wants,
Or in his case, Mr. Salinger, not willing. </ P>
You all will understand the difference between wanting to be a writer...
... and being a real writer. </ P >
My compatriots, and my friends,
I hope there will be some kind of miracle...
... to stop the war < br /> big in Europe...
... and immediately put an end to the Polish invasion by Germany.
I often say if I have seen war and hate it.
I hope the United States doesn't participate in this war.
I'm sure of that.
Salinger. </ P>
Come in, please sit down. Do you want to drink? </ P>
Coffee, please. / Coffee, please. </ P>
How Did you find me here?
I was at school at NYU, and I always saw you checking the exam from the window.
Why did you come all the way to the Village?
p>
I can't think of a place better to read...
... the next Fitzgerald or Hemingway work besides Greenwich Village.
Sir. / Thank you.
What about you? What happened at NYU?
They took you out because your speech?
No, that's mutual understanding.
You're not the first smart guy I've ever taught.
You're against someone who has authority like me...
... because You feel feeling depressed at home...
... and you also think you're the brightest person on Earth,
But nothing realize how is your genius.
That's a common thing, if you want to know.
But enough with my words.
What who can help, Mr. Salinger? </ P>
I want to ask questions that you talked about in class. </ P>
My voice matched my story. </ P>
I always thought my voice was determine me as a writer.
Of course.
Your voice makes your story unique.
But when your voice matches the story... </ p >
... as you did in your acceptance essay,
Then it becomes more like your ego...
... than the emotional experience of the reader.
Does that make sense? < /p>
A little.
No.
Sorry I'm late, but because I'm going to be late... < /p>
... for each class this semester,
I will choose to save my energy...
... to read your assignments and drink many.
Today I want to focus on the voice of the author.
To explain this, I will read one paragraph...
... from William Faulkner.
Fine, I want you to listen carefully. In fact, close your eyes.
"The prison guard dropped him, then then realize it. "
" Then he beat him and whipped him. "
"He was hanged with his own dress."
All right, what happened?
The woman in prison tried to kill herself...
... and after the guards saved him, he beat him.
Exactly. This is why I allow women to attend my class. </ P>
Hopefully the entire university will follow. </ P>
Alright, now, I read this paragraph....
... with a very sound boring...
... but you can still unite with the paragraph. Why? </ P>
Because the events in the story are tempting,
They are wrapped thematically and dramatically. </ P>
Of course, Faulkner is famous for his voice, </ p >
With a special uniqueness style.
Therefore, even non-writers think if they like Faulkner.
But actually it was the occurrence of this story...
Suicide attempts, beatings. That was what dragged us in.
Then Faulkner use his voice...
... to make the story unique in his own way.
Does that make sense?
For our next class, I want you write a five-page story. </ P>
Ask yourself, if I read this monotone,
Am I still Get the class attention?
Well, I can't do what is better than that today.
So, you can use the rest the time that is...
... to write your story, or scaffold.
Try not to be confused to distinguish it.
God knows, many writers who have failed in such a task.
Congratulations on the weekend. See you, children.
The good thing is in a mental hospital...
... is everyone here is in the same bad condition as me.
Honestly, I never felt more suitable elsewhere in the world.
On the outskirts, I'm a Jew. In town, I'm a good guy.
Sometimes, I can fool girls to think I'm his cousin Clark Gable.
Incredible !
Keep giving the best, Ernie!
You know, I actually think to keep getting out of campus...
Because I like how did that make my father angry.
That's funny. You have to do it.
You have to write a story about that.
No .
Kau memakai jammu?/ Ya. Kenapa?
Because you want you to give the girl time.
Yes, I am willing.
Hi./ Hi.
Do you like jazz? / What do you think? </ P>
What do you usually do during the weekend? </ P>
I don't know. How about you? </ P>
This and that. </ P>
This and that? </ P>
I know it's a code for sowing your wild wheat. </ P>
"Sow wild wheat?"
Sorry, I don't understand.
Come on. Get around. </ P>
Party. </ P>
Sow wild wheat? </ P>
"I don't think I understand." </ P>
"You know, go around. < Br /> Partying. "
Suddenly, from the end of the room...
... there was a laugh from a small blonde woman.
Yes. That's very good. </ P>
Your voice was delivered and entertained,
But it helps to convey the story, but it doesn't become one.
I feel it,
I know when my writing is too smart.
Is this real? / A little. Some of my essays. </ P>
Do you know what we call it? </ P>
What? / Writing. </ P>
How do I publish it? </ P>
> It's a bit ambitious for the first work, isn't it? </ P>
The author actually publishes, & apos; right? </ P>
That's the only way to make money.
Wait, let me guess, your father said that.
Why didn't you try "The New Yorker?"
I'm sure it can make them impressed. </ P>
I actually think "Story Magazine." </ P>
I like their work. </ P>
Do you know who the editor is "Story"? </ P>
Ya. Kau.
Representing "Story," I thank for your submission.
Unfortunately, we must refuse this time.
But we are waiting to read < br /> your next submission.
Salinger, you will learn the second most important thing...
... in a career as a writer. </ P>
Learn to overcome rejection. </ P> >
I will go to "The New Yorker"...
... and they will publish it, then you will regret it!
I'm sorry !
Hi, I'm here to... / Submit a short story.
Fill this out. Leave your story.
We will let you know four to six weeks.
This is the first story that I've ever submitted.
It's a historic day for all of us.
What stands for JD? </ P>
Remaja Nakal.
Don't write it down.
I want to revise it before next week.
And don't think that keeps me in class... </ p >
... and cancel the plan my dinner.
This is your first rejection letter.
You have to frame it!
So what I do it now? / You're a writer. What do you think? </ P>
Write another story? </ P>
Right. Then then write the other after that. </ P>
Then the others after that. </ P>
Okay ./ Then the others after that! </ P>
Maybe my dream will succeed,
Where selfish and overly men are supposed to hear...
.... when he was offered the opportunity to become king of bakon.
I could be king, Whit.
I don't know if I am gifted for this.
Yes, maybe you're not talented.
Do you think so?
Let me ask you
Why do you want to do this?
Publish?
No.
Become a writer.
Why do you want to write?
Because of me...
I feel angry with many things.
When I write, I feel like /> do something about it.
As if I finally could convey my thoughts.
Jerry, this is what you have to do in writing you.
Explore what makes you angry...
... then then pour into the story.
But... / No , this is what you need to keep in mind.
You might still not be ever publishing.
Absolutely? / No.
You might spend as long as your life with rejection.
And now, you have to ask yourself.
Are you willing to devote your life says story...
... even though you know you might not get a reply?
And if the answer is no,
Then you should go out there...
... and find something else to do with your life...
... because you're not a real writer.
>
Good day. Thank you very much.
No, no, no.
Bring your rejection letter with you.
You saw the place this? This is beautiful.
You will find something else for done, kid. You will see. </ P>
And that's something that can make you money. </ P>
It's a vacation, and you should relax.
He has eyes that always seem to be in danger...
... that reverses < br /> their own innocence.
He was with the little guy who was obviously his brother...
... and only when his sister spoke to him....
... until he will come and lean his back on the chair.
There are two types of tempting...
Young people the fussy he created...
Jerry, your sister didn't come all the way here...
... to see you write in the lobby for five days.
Now get rid of it, and come with us.
Definitely, another hour. I'm almost done.
What makes you think you have something to say to people?
Grow up.
Jerry, can you stay for a while?
Yes, thank you.
You have made an actual commitment to your work,
I think this time.
What time?
For you to publish.
In...
This is the first story I give it to you.
I immediately like it.
I just want to make sure you are a true writer before publishing it.
So... </ p >
This is your first payment as a real writer.
Thank you.
Thank you very much.
You're welcome. Now write another story. </ P>
To publish! / To publish! </ P>
Your father was finally impressed? </ P>
No, when I showed you he checks it,
He says finally I can buy a suit to find real work.
Don't listen to him.
He is just jealous because you a paid writer...
... and he is only a Jew a pig seller .
You know, he kept the fact that he was Jewish in our neighborhood?
Always like that. Cheap things that I've met since I was born. </ P>
What do they do? </ P>
Forms of imagery from the Stork Club,
If Oona comes here because of his father...
... but they just have to take pictures of him drinking milk...
... because he is underage.
That's the saddest thing I've ever seen.
Alright, that's a sign for me.
I'll go there.
Oona.
Nice to meet you again. Carol. Blythe. </ P>
I'm Blythe! / Good. </ P>
If you don't mind,
I want to invite the most beautiful women in the world to dance.
Alright.
I read your work in "Story."
You read " Story? "/ I read everything. </ P>
What do you think? </ P>
I think it's very good. </ P>
No, that's amazing. </ P> >
Thank you.
You're no doubt the most special woman I've ever met.
And you're so handsome Jerome David Salinger.
What do you think? / I like this.
Yes? / Yes. How long will you be staying here? </ P>
Only a few months. I guess I'll be here soon. </ P>
Why? Where do you want to go? / Hollywood. </ P>
If you want to be known, there is the place, & apos; right? </ P>
Yes. </ P>
Aku dulu ingin menjadi aktor./ Benarkah?
But I hate Hollywood.
It's a bunch of drunks who make nonsense...
... for fools who can't read.
You're funny.
And you're very talented.
I like talent.
Don't go to California. /> Why? </ P>
I think it's better if you stay here. </ P>
Stay here and do theater. </ P>
You've asked your father to Enter you on the stage?
Why?
We are not talking. We rarely talk.
Sorry. I don't...
It's fine. </ P>
I didn't see him since was still a kid, actually. </ P>
I don't know why he didn't < br /> love me.
I never made a mistake.
My father doesn't like me either.
I should leave now. / Jerry.
No, I... / Jerry, you don't have to go.
If I come back wrote, I can finish it tonight.
All right.
Do you want to go dancing on Friday? / Yes.
Yes? / Yes. </ P>
I really like it. / All right, me too. </ P>
All right. </ P>
Good ./ < br /> Okay.
That's the problem with women.
Every time they do something beautiful...
... you will fall half heart with them.
And you never know where you are.
Jerry, Jerry, Jerry! Hang on, my dear. </ P>
I know this can be disappointing,
But you have to keep believing. </ P>
Semua orang suka menulis.
I got good feedback every time I submitted you.
That's good, but I didn't publish stories for eight months.
You have think writing something more common?
More "Post" than "New Yorker?"
No, I hate "Post," it's just a nonsense sentimental.
I know. >
There's nothing wrong sometimes lower priority.
We have to make you publish again.
Publishing is everything.
I don't even know what to write about. </ P>
Jerry. </ P>
First, you have to relax. </ P>
You won't produce the best work
> if you are depressed.
Invite your beautiful girlfriend dating.
Have fun.
What is your relationship with him?
Hey, Pearl.
Sorry, Jerry, But Oona is out.
He went to the Hamptons this morning.
What's he?
We have a date. You know, Oona.
Yes. OK. Thank you. </ P>
Maybe I can't experience happiness...
... like someone with a bad job...
... and have a beautiful wife and stupid kids.
Maybe I'm not crazy yet.
Maybe I never have it from the first.
You better leave here, kid.
He goes to the men's toilet...
... and fulfills both basin with cold water.
"Do you want a towel, friend?" asked the piano player.
"Not me," Holden said.
"Why don't you go home, kid?"
Holden Caulfield continued drinking.
Hello, this, Jerry Salinger, I want talk to Oona.
He is asleep. Why do you call late at night? </ P>
"This is me, Holden Caulfield, can you talk to Sally, please?" </ P>
We don't have to be together. This doesn't have to be a serious relationship. </ P>
This isn't a serious relationship? </ P>
Jerry, you just said the opposite. </ P>
You're a liar! That's right! / No, I'm not a liar. </ P>
Go to hell! Don't say that! </ P>
Oona? / What ?!
Oona, can I call you tomorrow?
His teeth tremble violently.
Holden Caulfield stands in the corner...
... and wait for the bus on Madison Avenue.
It's a long wait.
No, we don't order champagne.
I ordered it.
I asked you here so we can celebrate.
Celebrate what ?
I have good news.
"The New Yorker" reads "Slight Rebellion Off Madison."
They want to publish it. p>
"The New Yorker?" / Right!
They like your Holden Caulfield character...
... they feel he is truly original.
I'm very happy for you, Jerry.
"The New Yorker." I can't believe that!
Believe me, my dear.
To publish.
That is everything.
They have several notes...
.... who wants to be addressed to you.
Note? / Right.
All writers must go through this with each magazine...
... and "The New Yorker" has a lot of notes compared to others.
They want their whole story to have their "New Yorker" characteristic for them.
What if I don't want to do the notes?
They tell me the problem they are with your story.
Do I want to tell you? p>
Sure. All right. Tell me their problem. </ P>
First, according to them the habit of Holden's drink appears suddenly. </ P>
They want it clear that he is an alcoholic.
No, but he is not an alcoholic alcoholic, he...
He is drunk with depression about women.
According to they aren't clear make confused some people.
Menurutku itu sangat jelas.
Mungkin kau bisa membuat sedikit penyesuaian...
...agar itu tak membuat bingung beberapa orang.
Also, they think it will be more good, if finally...
... Holden and Sally are back together.
They specifically said we < br /> no need to see that.
We just want readers to understand if they will end...
But they don't end together. That's not it what happened.
Why not? / Because people don't end up together.
That usually doesn't work.
I know in every story, < br /> even in every magazine...
... couples always fall in love with their stupid kisses...
... to make us feel
> warm and joyful,
But that doesn't happen in real life.
Someone always experiences broken heart...
.. .and difficult times to forget.
Even though they're not alcoholics.
I just want my writing to be honest.
That's all.
Do you want me to tell them what?
Tell them I'm very open with notes,
But Holden isn't alcoholic, and they don't end together.
That's just a note, Jerry.
Tell them I don't want to make that change.
You're very talented.
Invite Oona to dance?
Listen, I told Oona the damn "The New Yorker"...
And? / We've dated three times.
For "The New Yorker!" / For "The New Yorker!"
Do they have a note?
Who? / "The New Yorker."
Do they have a record of about the story? </ P>
No.
Aku tak terkejut mereka menyukainya.
Holden figures are amazing.
That's exactly what I said to you about digging deeper.
Yes. I felt that when I wrote him. </ P>
It just flowed. </ P>
I want to continue writing stories about him. </ P>
You have to. </ P>
Add the drink. </ P>
Are you okay, boss? </ P>
Between you and me, the situation isn't good in "Story . "
Finance is difficult.
Martha is taking care of finances, and me.
It seems that I am too much spending money
You have to close it?
No, we'll be fine just for now.
But this is very difficult for us.
I have eyes.
I can find talent from a distance.
Saroyan, Cheever, Caldwell, I found them all.
Of course, it would be nice if someone found me.
Hey, come on, you've published.
I didn't just find them.
I shape them.
I challenge them.
I'm here.
You should continue to write about Holden ,
But not as a short story.
Just a moment, wait. What do you mean?
Holden Caulfield's manure is a novel.
No.
No, I can't write novels.
I'm a short distance runner, not a long distance.
You're only saying that because you're lazy. </ P>
Holden Caulfield deserves the entire book for himself. </ P>
The novel contains many words.
That's more than words.
Imagine the book you want to read.
Then then write.
Hey! Mother. </ P>
What's wrong? Mother. </ P>
Hey, why? What's wrong? </ P>
We interrupt this broadcast to deliver important news...
... from United Press. </ P>
This morning we watched The attack on Pearl Harbor...
... and the severe bombing of Pearl Harbor from a military aircraft.
There is no doubt the Japanese army.
p>
This is not a joke.
This is real war.
Mother doesn't care what you say, mom sent you socks...
... every week, and you should use it.
Please, my mom will embarrass me.
They will prepare everything that I need.
Everything, can I ask his attention, please?
Our child, Jerry, will go to war.
Maybe this will change to be a male man.
I know he is destined to be so.
p>
And I want to toast...
... for the best student I've ever had.
For Jerry!
Extraordinary writers who inspire, and good friends. </ P>
For Jerry! </ P>
For Jerry! / For Jerry! </ P>
This is not the right time, but I have bad news. </ P>
Really? What? </ P>
"The New Yorker" doesn't make lift Holden Caulfied's story. </ P>
Why? </ P>
They don't think it's appropriate because we will fight.
Sorry, Jerry./ No. It's okay. </ P>
Promise me you'll be waiting for me. </ P>
I promise. / Really? </ P>
She's an actress.
Hey, keep in mind my words, I will marry the girl.
That's good for her father comedy writer.
What is the situation at home with you?
Everything is fine with Martha? She is still scolding you?
The situation at home is fine .. .
... because what you have to learn about having a wife...
... that is, sometimes, she just needs to shout to feel better.
By the way, I'm sorry about "The New Yorker."
How do you know?
Come on.
p>
They reject Caulfield's story...
... because you don't want to follow their notes.
You can't be arrogant until you are successful.
Really?
I will make it an antalogy with other short stories...
No, don't do that! Don't do that!
Don't do that to Holden Caulfield!
He deserves a novel!
Do you think so? / I know that!
He is a very external character normal.
Listen to me.
While you're there, you know,
Get venereal disease from all the French prostitutes ,
I ask for help...
I want you to write about him.
I want Holden Caulfield to be to be your best friend.
Den listen to me, stay alive! Understood? </ P>
Stay alive! Whatever happens! </ P>
After I join the military, I move around base...
... until they finally leave us to England.
I know military food isn't tasty...
... but they promised us steak dinner...
.. <night before the big invasion.
I still can't start Caulfield's novel.
That's why I keep sending you short stories... </ p >
... for the anthology that I was writing.
I never wrote something that was so personal.
That's why he was < br /> my first person figure.
I don't want to start Holden's story...
... because I'm afraid I don't live enough long to finish it. </ p >
Charlie Chaplin's Love Scandal
Hey, Jerry. How is your girlfriend?
I hope they all forget about that.
Sampai jumpa, sang kekasih./ Ayolah, Jerry.
Kau orang pertama yang pernah dicampakkan di halaman depan...
... from all the newspapers in this country.
That's pretty crazy.
Chaplin is old enough to become his father.
How else? Everyone likes it. </ P>
In the scandal that shook the country,
The biggest movie star in the world, Charlie Chaplin,
Marrying the daughter of the famous playwright Eugene O & Apos; 18-year-old Neill,
Stating that he finally found his true love.
Just a few more words. </ P>
"Holden Caulfield," he said. </ P>
"Nice to see you. Long time no see." </ P>
He issued a voice loud and embarrassing...
... when you met him somewhere.
It didn't concern because he was so beautiful...
... but it's always bothering me.
"Nice to see you," I said. I mean it.
"How are you doing?" "Special," he said.
One the only word that I don't like is "special."
It's so cheap.
This is the most important moment in world history. Day H.
General Dwight D. Eisenhower's forces...
... try to open the way to the beach with fire and blood...
... to the Nazi European fortress.
Death tolls in this major operation...
... is infinite.
I'm still alive. Jerry. Still writing Holden. </ P>
I went to Normandy with six chapters on my back. </ P>
I lied if I didn't tell you...
... Holden helped me get through difficulties.
He gave me something that was focused...
... when the situation isn't so hot.
That's one of the things that is very I like the matter of writing.
Your mind continues to work a story that You write...
... whether you hold a pen or a weapon in your hand.
It never stops creating.
Shoot!
Be careful!
Hey, are you okay?
You have to shoot me! Shoot me!
I trying to keep writing. Really. </ P>
Without a pen, without a typewriter. Fuck them. </ P>
I keep saying Holden stories...
... even if it's only for myself.
I think I got pneumonia, and I'll die.
Millions of people are in my burial.
Jerry! Jerry! </ P>
Kau akan baik-baik saja, oke? Mengerti?
You just have to make yourself warm, okay?
Come on. This. All right. </ P>
Hey, warm yourself up. Understand? </ P>
What about socks that your mother sent? </ P>
Your mother is a smart woman , Jer, understand? Take it. </ P>
It will keep you warm. Understand? </ P>
I won't go anywhere. </ P>
Jerry? </ P>
Jerry? Can you hear me? </ P>
Jerry, I want you to see me. </ P>
Can you see me, Jerry? </ P>
Jerry. </ P>
Squeeze my hand if you can hear me.
Alright.
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I'm really sorry you wasted my time.
But you have to believe when I tell you,
Nothing else I can say.
About Holden Caulfield or others, if that's important.
Best regards, Jerry Salinger.
1946 </ p >
He has already arrived!
Is he still crazy?
Welcome home, son!
All the way home from Germany!
p>
Hey, Mom.
Doris, hey. / Jerry.
Hey.
This is my wife. Sylvia. </ P>
This is my mother, Miriam. </ P>
This is my sister, Doris. </ P>
And that is my father, Sol. </ P>
Hello.
Son, are you...
That sounds interesting.
Sylvia, what's your job?
She's a rodeo clown.
Just kidding.
I'm an ophthalmologist trade.
Before the war.
When did you marry?
Six months ago.
That was when you stopped replied our letters.
I know.
I...
I have not written a year.
I hope you will write more stories.
Maybe after Whit published the anthology "The Young Folks."
That was the only reason I returned home
Also to meet all of you.
Most of this, I wrote it before leaving for Europe,
But some I wrote during the war.
What about the Caulfield novel?
Where have you been? / Halfway.
When do you think you will solve it?
I'm just...
I can't do it anymore. Why?
That brings too many memories. I want to forget everything.
Have you written since you returned?
I tried it, but still not biased.
We will publish your anthology...
... and I'm sure you will soon be back on your own machine.
I hope so. </ P>
I'm not getting enough sleep, it's hard to concentrate. </ P>
And sometimes, I...
I wake up and scream .
These are all very common post-war symptoms , Jerry. Understood? </ P>
Have you painted again? </ P>
No. Because I'm not a painter. I'm a writer. </ P>
Benar. Tentu saja. Penulis.
No, with a nightmare, I just...
Sometimes, I also remember back during the camp.
As if I was still there. I can smell...
Is there anything I can do for that?
No, this is all normal... < /p>
..from soldiers returning from war.
These are just stages. Understand?
Hey.
Hello.
Have you finished drinking?
No. I've been not drinking for a long time. </ P>
That's right. You joined to an alcohol-free group. </ P>
Joined? You mean, start it. </ P>
I also joined to a divorce group. </ P>
It's more like being canceled, if you want more details.
What happened? / That shouldn't happen.
I think he might be a Nazi.
Are you serious?
I don't know. Maybe. </ P>
I'm just...
You know, it's something that you have to write. </ P>
Have you started writing again? </ P>
Not yet.
You know, I think after the anthology was published...
Hopefully that can make me excited again.
What?
The anthology turned out to be...
... a little more complicated than what I thought.
How?
We don't publish it ourselves. We don't have money for that.
So you work with Lippincott for long-term finance, and... </ p >
They reject the book.
They don't want to publish it.
So you won't publish "The Young Folks..."
Itu bukan salahmu, tapi mereka.
I almost ended the relationship with...
You almost ended the relationship?
You're really brave.
Come on. No, that means a lot to me.
You know it's the only reason I came back from Germany.
You know that means a lot to me. /> How do I really need that! </ P>
At least that takes you home. / I don't want to go home! </ P>
Jerry, sorry, nothing can I do, understand?
I fought with them regarding this.
War? War? </ P>
You're fighting with them? / Sorry, no...
That's the wrong choice of words. I don't mean...
I go to Day H! / I understand...
No, you don't know anything.
I'm still alive because we < > drift hundreds of yards.
But I saw them all killed.
I saw them all killed!
I should have died too. I shouldn't be here.
Jerry, I'm sorry... / No, you don't regret it. </ P>
Don't sit there and tell me how do you fight for this! </ P>
You're a liar ! You're a big liar!
And I don't want to see you again!
Jerry!
Hey, sir.
I have a question for you. </ P>
Where do you think the duck goes during winter and the pond is frozen? </ P>
Sorry, friend, I don't know. </ P >
Do you want cigarettes?
Yes, thank you.
Do you want to drink?
I don't mind.
You have matches? / I think you have.
Hey! I'm a veteran! </ P>
I'm a veteran, damn it! Stop...
Alright, come on.
What are you doing?
I have a nightmare about war almost every night.
Sometimes, I wake up shouting.
You also saw it during the day.
How do you know?
Before I learned taught Ramakrishna,
I am Freedom Fighters in India against England. </ P>
The violence that I witnessed led me on the same path...
... as it led you to me .
Do you think that nightmare could be lost?
Sure.
But first, you have to recover from the violence that is in your soul.
How?
Right.
Our religion consists of meditation with a spirit of awareness.
Come on. Open your shoes. </ P>
Ini cara kami memulai menyembuhkan rasa sakit.
That's good shoes.
Thank you.
Please. Sit down. </ P>
Very good. Now close your eyes. </ P>
It's okay. This won't hurt you. </ P>
The highest reality covers the whole....
... immortal spirits that do not shine.
That's the awareness that animates all human consciousness.
I try writing.
Every day, I sit in front of a typewriter, but can't start.
What do you think when stares at blank paper? </ p p>
That's not good.
If I lose my talent.
What if you have it?
Mak I shouldn't write.
You're writing to show off your talent?
Or to reveal what is in your heart?
I started yesterday.
Good. / No, that's not good.
My writing is bad and I only can make one page.
Then what happens?
Do you enjoy it?
Write? / No, tear paper.
Yes.
I tore the five pages yesterday.
Sounds fun.
Seymour Glass.
"Will you go into the water, Seymour Glass?" he said.
He suddenly stood up. He looked at the sea.
"I'll tell you what we will do."
"We'll see if we can catch bananafish." </ P>
"It's a perfect day for bananafish." </ P>
I like what you do with this place.
You write again?
Caulfield's novel?
No, I tried. But...
Thank you. / This is just a short story I'm working on.
It's not good, but at least I finish one page.
why I'm here.
Do you remember the story that would like to publish "The New Yorker"?
"Slight Rebellion Off Madison."
Stories My first Caulfield. </ P>
They've reviewed all pre-war submissions,
And they consider publishing them. </ P>
Really? / Yes, really. </ P>
I don't know if you remember, but they have special notes...
... which you don't want to accept. </ P> p>
If you want it published...
You must follow their changes.
Come on, at least listen to them.
Publishing is everything.
"The New Yorker" has a place specifically in American literature...
... and it's important that our story has the same vision.
We want the reader to be able to read the story...
... and know that it can only be displayed on "The New Yorker."
That's exactly what I don't want. </ P>
You don't want to be published on "The New Yorker?" </ P>
No, I like "The New Yorker." </ P >
I just don't want to write stories like everyone else.
Heroes of war don't always get get a parade.
Sometimes his head gets shot.
>
I want to make a form of new writing,
A modern form of modern society...
... where pain will /> our whereabouts...
I will make a deal with you.
If you try notes...
... and don't feel that makes your story better,
Then I'll submit your original version.
I don't want Holden and Sally to end together.
That's not what happened in life real, at least not in my life.
No problem. This is just our opinion.
I think this is the main point for you.
Not if you feel that damage the integrity of your work.
Jerry, I'm not trying to take or rewrite your story.
You have an amazing voice, but you overestimate.
Believe that readers will understand you.
What do you mean I explained too much?
That's better.
Your notes work . Thank you.
You're welcome.
I'll submit it to Harold Ross and the team.
It takes a few weeks to get an answer.
I want to give you a story another thing I wrote.
I thought you could help me make it better.
Isn't "Bananafish" supposed to be two words?
No, that's obviously one. / Why? </ P>
Because the two words make it absurd. </ P>
Jerry honored, I sent you letter, but you don't respond.
I hope you trust me when I say there's nothing I can do.
I beg that they publish it, really .
And now I beg for you to forgive.
Because I really...
I read some of your stories... < /p>
..and it's very impressive for people your age.
My writings changed a lot after the war.
The war changed many writers.
Those who survived.
Jerry, I asked you here today Because I want to say directly...
... if "The New Yorker" wants to publish you.
Which story? </ p >
Everyone.
Everyone?
I want to offer you first refusal contract.
We will pay your annual salary properly...
... and in return, we first read your entire story.
Stories that we didn't publish,
You're free to sell it in other magazines. </ P>
That's the most prestigious contract in American publishing. </ P>
Congratulations, Jerry. </ P>
You succeed.
Can I introduce Jerry Salinger?
Peggy Siskin.
New big guy "The New Yorker" s " in American Newspaper.
Jerry, if possible, I'm also the author. / Extraordinary.
I think Connecticut's "Uncle Wiggily In " is incredible.
I can't wait for your next story.
When Seymour Glass shoot himself,
You're not just talking about war,
You're talking about the bourgeois capitalist infrastructure of modern plutocracy.
Or maybe it's a war . It depends on the reader.
Jerry in the initial stages works on his first novel.
Bill says you might be writing a novel.
When will you write a novel? / I'm working on something.
Hopefully in the near future./ Let's take a photo.
Thank Thank you very much.
Main photo.
Here it is.
There is one thing that is my burden.
The nover I want to finish, but can't.
I'm afraid that if I do it, nightmare will come back.
Is that about war?
No, it's about the character that I wrote during the war.
He is with me everywhere < I went.
Every time you try to do it, it makes you feel the war again.
You will never forget the smell of burning skin from your nose.
Maybe completing this book is the way you move forward.
Right.
But there are so many disturbances everywhere, me.
Then you have to get rid of the disturbance.
Here it is.
It looks a little messy, but the price is right.
What do you want to do here?
Just write a little.
I'll tell you this crazy story...
... which happened to me at Christmas...
... right before I was enough unconscious.
Finally, I decided to do it. I decided to go.
I decided never to go home home again.
I never went to another school again.
That way, I don't have to do any more stupid conversations with other people.
I keep describing all the kids...
... playing games on the fields very large wheat.
Thousands little boy and no one else,
There are no big people, I mean, except me.
I stand by the edge the cliff very steep.
All I have to do,
I have to catch every child who tries to jump off a cliff.
If they run and don't see where they are going,
I have to come soon and catch them.
That's all I /> do it all day.
I just become a wheat catcher.
I know it's crazy,
But that's the only thing that I like to do.
Jerry! / Hi.
Thank you very much for coming.
Thank you. / Good to see you.
Giroux, an honor. Robert. Call me Robert. </ P>
Sit down. / Thank you. </ P>
It's an honor you can come here. </ P>
Sorry I came without notification.
I just want to talk directly with you.
No need to apologize.
I don't know if you remember , but a year ago...
... you sent me a letter about my writing...
... asking if you could publish my short storybook.
Sure only. I like that story. Thank you. </ P>
I just finished my first novel, and...
If you are willing,
I want you to publish it.
I'm very honored you think of me.
When can I read it?
You know, a few pages < br /> from this book...
... come with me when I attack the Normandy coast.
I wrote it in the death camp Hitler and the house sick,
Where I barely remember my own name.
I don't think I will survive live if it wasn't for this book.
I'm very honored, Jerry. </ P>
Ini cerita perang?
No, it's about troubled children during the Christmas break.
I know you want us to give you helpful notes for this novel,
But actually, according to us it has a lot of problems.
I'm not sure about Holden.
That's the whole book.
It can be said that he looks fake. p>
He behaves negatively all the time, it doesn't feel real.
And your style is too author's awareness.
I'm trying you to try to be < > smart on almost every page.
Do you at least think it's funny?
Right, but I also feel the author is too smart.
You made your name famous...
... and I don't want this book to get rid of your good intentions.
The best notes I can give, that is, save it in a drawer 1-2 years.
What is that bad? / I fear that.
I like it, Jerry, really.
Thank God.
But things it's never been easy.
What do you mean?
My boss doesn't agree.
But I fight for it...
... and he said he was willing to publish it...
... if you made a major revision.
What did he mean by revision?
He didn't understand Holden.
What makes it thick,
And I have to admit, I think he's confused about time.
He hates everything.
p>
And he's always so sarcastic.
Should Holden be crazy?
Are you okay?
Jerry?
I don't want to. I don't want any change. </ P>
Holden will never agree. </ P>
You don't have to do it. </ P>
What do you mean? </ P>
Look, I didn't tell you I did this,
But I sent it to one person to test the water.
Who? / John Woodburn at Little Brown. </ P>
How is the water? / Hot. </ P>
Very hot. / He likes it? </ P>
Very like it! According to him, American masterpiece. </ P>
He said, "Masterpiece?" </ P>
That's what he said. </ P>
Wait, you tell him I /> do not want to make changes?
Yes, I tell him if can be a problem,
And he still wants to meet you to talk about marketing and distribution.
Tunggu dulu. Pemasaran?
We also like this for the cover.
Holden with the red hat.
I don't like it.
What's with this one?
Readers must imagine for themselves...
... what Holden looks like.
What if you use it for a ship's kitchen?
I think it will be very... / No.
I don't want to send a ship's kitchen. </ P>
An initial copy is important for publicity. </ P>
I don't want publicity.
You don't want publicity?
No.
I don't care if it works, I just want that's good.
The less attention the book got...
... the more the story will be affecting people.
That won't affect people if they don't read it. </ P>
Aku tak mau bicara dengan media.
It's not about me, publicity, or reviews.
It's about Holden.
Jerry...
... What You want us to publish this book...
Or just to print it?
Because if you just want to print it...
Then I suggest you type several hundred copies...
... then send it yourself!
Fine, you can send it to initial review.
Thank you, Jerry.
You're very good.
But I don't want to read the review, so don't send me, understand ?
Receive a good review, JD's debut novel Salinger...
... staying up and running as the best breakthrough book of the year. </ P>
Thank you for your socks. Greetings, your child.
For my mother
And you feel peace?
Excuse me. Mr. Salinger? </ P>
Excuse me. </ P>
I just want to talk to you. </ P>
I feel...
... I'm Holden Caulfield.
And I just...
I want to talk to you about this book.
Holden Questions.
All I want to say I've written it in the book.
But...
... how do you know a lot about me?
I don't know.
It's just a work of fiction.
I'm just a fiction writer.
Thank you for saying hello.
But I'm Holden!
I'm Holden Caulfield!
You're a liar!
Just like everyone else!
Sorry, I don't want to wake you up .
No, you didn't wake your father.
Dad always worries that you can't pay your rent.
Now I am worried that your crazy fans will attack you.
You should have released your photo from the cover of the book.
I never knew you were worried.
p>
From the moment you were born.
When my father was a kid, daddy wanted to be a pianist.
Father really likes playing the piano.
But my father is a Rabbi,
So he doesn't understand how father can support his own father...
... and he forces father to stop playing.
Daddy gets upset.
But dad knows he loves daddy.
He just wants daddy to be fine.
I never heard you playing the piano. </ P>
No.
But daddy is very clever. </ P>
So...
You're Holden Caulfield, & apos; right? </ P>
Yes. </ P>
Your mother is right. </ P>
Thank you.
Now you have to write another better book.
There is no pressure.
Good night, son.
I heard people talking "Catcher" wherever I go.
Everyone likes it.
I can't wait to read your next book.
Is your steak delicious?
I'm just not hungry.
You might want to eat something else?
No. Excuse me. </ P>
Are you okay? </ P>
Yes, I'm fine. </ P>
You know, under there is a dinner party. </ P>
Yes, I'm just a little less comfortable now.
It's just a book.
I don't really like it, if you want to know what actually.
What don't you like about that?
It's like other cheap books.
Lots of whining, and finally always boring.
You don't be too consider yourself serious.
You're not the first person to write bestseller.
Wait.
May I have your phone number?
Have a pen?
I also have paper.
>
What is your name?
Claire./ Claire.
You're the first person said to hate that book.
In front of you. </ P>
Thank you. </ P>
You have obtained this nation's awareness. </ P>
You have touched it so many feelings...
... and voice their pain.
I can't go home again.
I wrote a book for overcoming the war.
Now I feel like crazy again.
New Hampshire is very beautiful today.
It is 90 hectares wide, mostly wood.
The house is simple, but very good.
There are also small buildings that can be converted into guest houses.
Or offices. / Whatever you want.
I think You will be very happy here.
I hope so.
Artists only care for to show some kind of perfection.
And by the way alone, not someone else.
Excuse me, Mr. Salinger? </ P>
Because you wrote about teenagers...
... I thought you might be interested with a group of youth. </ P>
I think kids will like it. </ P>
Me too. / Good! </ P>
Yes. They are over there. </ P>
But I think true artists will be safe in any case. </ P>
Jerry?
You invited me all the way here...
... and you left me after you saw me?
No, forgive me
I thought you were one of the crazy fans Caulfield.
You must be very lucky.
Hey, you look beautiful.
What do you think?
This is what you said in your letter.
It's like a city without a city.
You don't like it?
You don't like it
I'm big in an orphanage, Jerry.
As long as you're here, it's perfect.
Her skin is very charming.
And her figure is so soft .
There is no doubt that he is a first class beauty.
He is excited about his new spiritual life.
And he continues pray...
Salinger. </ P>
I know you are very alone, but I want to know...
... can I interview you for my school newspaper.
They want me to write an article about the person I admire,
And you are perfect.
I have stopped for a long time doing an interview.
But for school newspapers, I can make exceptions.
Really? / Of course.
Children at school would like that!
Thank you.
What is "Catcher In The Rye" including autobiography?
More or less.
My childhood is like a child in a book.
I have a problem in school like him.
Honestly, that's fun < tell people about that.
Why are most of your stories centered on young people?
Because they are innocent.
And they have not been damaged by the world.
I think some of me hope can still be so stupid...
... but I've seen many things...
I know I will never be so stupid again.
The girl who interviewed you when was the day so beautiful
Then?
You seem to like young and beautiful girls.
Right, that explains me as a man.
I hope you still love me when I'm not young anymore.
Of course.
No. / What?
The interview...
Interview with the girl...
It was printed in a local newspaper, not a school newspaper.
So? / So...
He lied to me, he said it was for the school newspaper.
He's lying! / It's okay, Jerry.
This will be fine. / No. I trust him! </ P>
Jerry, it's fine. I trust him! </ P>
And he betrayed me! Damn it! </ P>
Even kids betray me now!
When people become diversion,
Then I think you should keep people away.
Absolutely not there's mentioning me...
... or "Story Magazine" in each press. None.
That's because you don't have Official involvement in his book.
But I published his first story.
I convinced him that Holden Caulfield must be a novel.
You can become a publisher the best novel of the year...
... if you publish anthology like your promise to him.
I haven't slept for six months.
And I miss him.
I'm sorry about that.
Lippincott said they would publish the anthology now.
Whatever he want. / Everyone wants anthology.
But we chose Little Brown, remembering loyalty...
... even though I don't like the title.
"Nine Stories." It's very boring.
Do you think Jerry would write the story for "Story?"
It doesn't must be a new story.
That could be an old story. That is not a problem.
We are very troubled. I have asked him.
He said no.
How was he still angry with me?
He was very successful now.
That wasn't easy for him.
War makes him a better writer,
But that really messes it up.
I think it's very irrefutable...
... that artists and poets who have a reputation...
... for produce the best work...
... able to give wrong perception of someone.
An imperfect figure...
.. .or big selfish level.
And making people thirsty will be their next masterpiece...
... just makes them want to hide more than interference.
You're in the studio more than a week, Jerry.
One week writing about the Glass family!
We alone here, Jerry!
You can't leave us alone like this!
We are also your family.
I don't have friends here. < br /> I have no friends to talk to.
I'm completely alone.
I'm alone.
He doesn't really fit marriage or something half normal.
That's a sad fact if at the end of a story...
.. always seems to develop to be the beginning of a new story.
And the tragedy that can't do again.
Please, you know you should don't bother me here.
I know.
But someone contacted you, he said this was important.
Why? Who? </ P>
Whit Burnett. </ P>
No, I don't want to talk with him. </ P>
You think with all that meditation makes you learn how to forgive.
Hello? / Jerry. Hi. </ P>
It's been a long time. </ P>
Yes, that's right. </ P>
I haven't had time to tell you...
... but I really like "Catcher In The Rye."
Thank you. That's your idea to write it.
That's another story.
Doing it is another story, and you did well.
Thank you. How do you live in the countryside?
I understand... / That's good, Whit.
What can I help?
Are you still red about what happened?
Is that why you called?
No, I contacted because... .
Listen, "Story Magazine" will work on the anthology of short stories...
... and because you are our most famous alumni ...
I thought it would be good if you made an introduction for us.
Hello?
Okay.
Okay What? / Okay, I'll do it.
Really?
Yes, you sound surprised.
No, I'm just happy. I... Thank you.
Thank you for buying my first story.
That's the best $ 25 I've ever taken it out.
When I was 20, I was a student...
... in his short story class Whit Burnett at Columbia.
I often doubt whether there is goodness and awareness...
... in teaching writing that can be done more. </ p >
He is there, no doubt serves the story.
Isn't this too quiet for you?
No, it's perfect.
You don't miss the situation in the city? </ P>
It's just a diversion. </ P>
Everything is redirected. </ P>
That's important I got rid of all which could interfere with my writing.
All I want now is to write.
Don't you lack writing material?
You're so isolated.
I mean, I like "Franny And Zooey."
Only This just feels like...
... reading religious books compared to a story.
You always told me to dig deeper.
Right? / Yes.
I can't write "Catcher" without war.
But now I'm looking for more
Wait a minute, Holten changes the whole country.
There are young people all over the world...
... who feels finally have an voice that never existed before.
I know, right, and they aren't afraid to come here and tell me. </ p >
Sometimes, I hope never write it.
That made me a prisoner here. I was shackled by my own creation.
Come on, should it be like that? / Yes.
If you want to continue writing , that's right.
And that's the only time I feel peace.
Alright.
It's nice to see you again,
But I wonder why you want all the way here and talk to me.
It's about introducing what you wrote.
Look, I like that. </ P>
It's beautiful and I'm very honored. Thank you for enjoying it. </ P>
But unfortunately, I can't use that.
You can't use it? / No.
Because it's not a question of "Story Magazine" or another writer.
That's just about me, and that...
... can't be used as an introduction to anthology.
Why are you laughing?
Since we met, you just rejected my writing.
I think I'm stupid thinking it's over now. </ p >
I never said the life of the author would be easy.
And as always, you're right.
Goodbye, Whit.
Goodbye. </ P>
As usual, there are some offering film rights to "Catcher." </ P>
Elia Kazan, Billy Wilder, they both keep calling.
Refuse them. And ask to stop calling.
It will never be filmed. / Why not?
Because I'm one The only thing that may hold Holden.
I'm too old.
Little Brown calls about your next book.
They ask what You're still writing about the Glass family.
They will take everything.
Absolutely everything.
There is something that I want to talk to you about.
That's actually the reason I back to town.
What?
I don't want to publish anymore.
But people really like reading your story.
You will make a lot of disappointed fans.
Write to my confidence.
Publish it, it blocks meditation.
It ruined it. </ P>
I don't know how to be a husband or a father. </ P>
Or even a friend. </ P>
All I know is /> how to become a writer.
If I can really do this...
If I can dedicate my life to write...
Then don't publish again.
I love you, and I want you to be happy.
And as always I say...
Publishing isn't everything.
Jerry keeps his wishes and never publishes books again.
Jerry and Claire have more children, but finally they were divorced.
Catcher In The Rye sold over out of 65 million copies...
... and has been translated into 30 languages.
It continues to sell 250,000 copies every year...
... and is considered one of the important novels during the 20th century.
Jerry's exile legend and rejection of publicity...
... only strengthened international popularity.
He lives in Cornish, New Hampshire...
... until he died in 2010 in 91 years.
Dear Whit,
To answer your question to me years ago...
Right.
I'm willing to write for the rest of my life...
... without expecting a reply.
Greetings, JD Salinger. </ P>
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