Holden's conflicted feelings about women arise once again, as he struggles to interpret Sally's behavior. Even if he's right that Sally only wants to go ice- ...

After the fiasco with Sally, Holden retreats into nostalgic desires to return to childhood. In recalling his visits to the Museum of Natural History, Holden ...

The opening scene, the play, and the exchange at the skating rink all deal with the question of life partners and what a disaster it is to have the wrong one.

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The Catcher in the Rye Chapter 17 Summary: They fool around on the way to the show, with Holden being seductive as hell.

Sally runs into George, a student from Andover, and Holden dislikes the way she talks to George. They later go skating at Radio City.

This chapter shows Holden's severe mental depression, his separation from society in general, and his disconnection from reality.

Holden Caulfield is spending some time alone in New York City before going home for winter break. Feeling lonely and depressed, Holden calls a girl he ...

Holden goes on a date with Sally where they see a play and go ice skating. During their date, Holden complains about "phonies" in society and feels alienated.

Holden reminisces about the timelessness of the displays of frozen moments in history at the Museum. He finds security in the fact that they are unchanging.