Answer:
The men of Athens are afraid when women show power, as their entire patriarchal system relies on female complacency.
Explanation:
The point of the play-within-a-play to make fun of the dramatics of the Athenian lovers, and to make the play end with a happy note.
Holden mimics Old Spencer's mania for nodding his head when listening to someone and mimics the relaxed communication Old Spencer talks to him with.
We can arrive at this answer because:
- Old Spencer is Holden's teacher.
- Holden likes him but is very angry with everything around him and therefore acts disrespectful and reckless towards everyone.
- When Old Spencer tries to talk to Holden about the low grades he is having in history, Holdem starts imitating him.
Holden imitates the relaxed tone that Old Spencer speaks, in addition to imitating Spencer's mania for shaking his head when someone is talking.
This question is about "Catcher in the rye" and you can find more information here:
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