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In passage 2, how does holden transform the character of the carpenter so that the character is different than in passage 1?
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In passage 2, how does holden transform the character of the carpenter so that the character is different than in passage 1?

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So the mold is it I know is right
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holden shows the carpenter to be more fearful as he expresses both anxiety and fear about his situation

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