Holden stops into a drugstore for a sandwich after leaving Sally. Once again, he goes into a phone booth and thinks about calling Jane Gallagher, ...

Summary: Chapter 18. After leaving the skating rink, Holden goes to a drugstore and has a Swiss cheese sandwich and a malted milk.

These relatively insignificant chapters chronicle the beginning of Holden's slow descent into a hellish night.

In Chapter 18, the reader learns about Holden's deep contempt for war, especially because of what he witnessed when his brother D.B. came home on furlough. It ...

It's all about an English guy that loses his memory after the war, and falls in love even though he was already engaged. Holden's conclusion? "Don't see it if ...

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As Chapter 18 opens, Holden is leaving the skating rink at Radio City. After having a disastrous date with Sally, Jane Gallagher is once again on his mind.

Summary. Holden thinks about calling Jane to see if she wants to go dancing. No one answers at Jane's house, so, feeling bored and lonely, Holden phones ...

After his date, Holden stops at a drugstore for a sandwich and calls Jane once again, but no one answers the call.

Despite his blow-up with Sally, Holden's still in search of some human companionship. He calls Jane, but doesn't get an answer, then he calls Carl Luce, ...