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I think it's sort of an old-school religious overarching thing (in Christianity and Islam, foot washing play a serious part as well) that he plays out as a theme or motif or what have you.įeet are generally areas of self-consciousness for most people. The "divine feet of the lord" and "lotus feet" might be terms worth Googling. Seymour also kisses Sybil's foot, remember, and the traditions of all the Vedanta Zen Hindu stuff that Salinger writes about in his short stories and later Glass family works is a big part of the stew here.

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