This character talks to two nuns about Romeo and Juliet, and noticing their worn-out luggage, he gives them ten dollars.
This character talks to two nuns about Romeo and Juliet, and noticing their worn-out luggage, he gives them ten dollars. He falls "half in love" with a blonde tourist and later tells a prostitute he hires at the urging of an elevator operator that he had a spinal operation and is in no condition to have sex. A flashback about a summer vacation in Maine with Jane Gallagher reflects his general preoccupation and unease with intimacy, which also surfaces when he mocks his ice-skating date Sally Hayes. Though he thinks derisively of his screenwriter brother D.B., he is protective of his little sister Phoebe. FTP, name this antihero of J.D. Salinger's 1951 novel The Catcher in the Rye.
This character talks to two nuns about Romeo and Juliet, and noticing their worn-out luggage, he gives them ten dollars.
Holden {Caulfield}