English, 15.01.2021 09:10, binks3350

THE CATCHER IN THE RYE Which of the following best shows the insincerity of Sally's statement, "Oh darling, I love you too, too"?
A. Holden's criticism of the statement in his narrative.
B. The unromantic setting in which this line is spoken.
C. The phrase that follows right after about her wanting to let his hair grow which shows he is superficial.
D. The characterization of Sally as a phony.

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