Who said it?
He says "perverts and morons everywhere."
Who is Holden Caulfield?
What Holden used to play with Jane.
What is checkers?
What Holden is doing when he crosses the street in ch. 1.
What is running?
Holden went to the movies with this boy and Ackley.
Who is Mal Brossard?
What is his red hunting hat?
Who is Mrs. Morrow?
A loud, electronic, sensory game Holden played while getting burgers with Ackley.
What is pinball?
What Holden is doing with his feet when he kisses one of the three witches on the head.
What is dancing?
TWO of the THREE proper names of the "three witches."
Who are Bernice, Laverne, and Marty (aka "Old Mart")
This has poems written on it.
She said: "Well you little so-and-so. Tell your brother I hate him when I see him!"
Who is Lillian Simmons (or D. B.'s ex)
A mean game Holden played with Marty that got her hopes up, then deflated her spirits.
What is pretending you just saw a movie star?
Holden admits to this habit in the opening words of chapter 3.
What is lying?
Holden calls him "Commander Blop."
Who is Holden's brother's ex-girlfriend's boyfriend; Lillian Simmons boyfriend?
Something that Jane would not move.
What are kings?
He said: "No old bag. Don't worry about it, chief."
Who is Maurice?
A sport Holden recalls being very good at.
What is golf?
Holden feels like he is doing this as he crosses the street in ch. 1.
What is disappearing?
What is "booze hound"?
Holden held this for a while in Pency, and eventually did nothing with it.
What is a snowball?
He says: "They live right in the goddam ice! It's in their nature, for Chrissake!"
Who is Horwitz the cab driver?
"I started reading a timetable. Just to stop lying. I could go on for hours."
Holden says to stop himself from what kind of game he was playing on the train from Pencey in ch. 8.
What is lying to Mrs. Morrow?
What Allie would often be doing in the outfield.
What is reading?
Who is someone Stradlater once dated?
An imaginary musical instrument Holden fantasizes about after recalling a trashy romance pamphlet from his past.
What is "Holden Caulfield's magic violin"?