"Do not be deceived by what you see around you, nor be influenced by what you see. You live in a world that is a terrain of game of illusions, full of false paths, false values ​​and false ideals But you are not part of this world” (Sai ​​Baba). It can only deceive the mind to cause damage and distress. Holden Caulfield's life has led to atrophy because of his struggle to conceive of illusions as reality. Catcher in the Rye", Holden Caulfield struggles with the constant reminder of his brother Allie's death as he walks the streets of New York. Preceding his futile adventures, he is expelled from his fourth school, Pencey Prep. During his stay at Pency, he introduces us to Allie when he writes an article for Stradlater, his roommate, about Allie's baseball glove. Stradlater shows no interest in this emotional desire for help, leaving Holden to believe that his problems are not essential. Holden has a perpetual need for affection, but refuses to let others into his world of problems and agony. In an attempt at reconciliation, he goes to his younger sister, Pheobe, after multiple debates with himself. Pheobe had encouraged Holden to see the world through a new perspective of triumph and defeat. The three days of pointless questioning had undoubtedly opened Holden's eyes to a world of authenticity. Salinger uses symbolism to show that people should see reality as it is, instead of creating illusions to protect themselves from their problems. Holden's red hunting hat was used to camouflage himself from both his problems and reality. While some Ackley disturbs Holden while reading, Holden uses his hat as a defense. "I pulled out the middle of a paper... the person he has become, and he chooses to deny it. Being aware of reality is a step in the right direction, but accepting it is the most important . essential. Believing in an ideal instead of a realism is an obstacle to perseverance, especially in the wake of a traumatic event. The deceptive state of delusions clashes with a person's sense of morality and declaration. to gradually lead her out of the path of reason The distinguished band Pink Floyd involved the concept of reality versus illusion, it supports the idea of ​​seeing things as they are “And everything under the sun is in harmony/But. the sun is eclipsed by the moon" (Waters 24-25). The sun shines thanks to the obstacle of the moon. Although validity can bring euphoria, it is often interfered with by a cheating factor. Life can end in a feeling of contentment or anxiety, depending solely on how it is perceived..