While he is sitting on a bench in Central Park, Holden becomes sad at the thought of Phoebe attending his funeral.

Mr. and Mrs. Caulfield are home when Holden arrives, but Holden doesn't bump into them.

Phoebe is upset with Holden because he got kicked out of Pency

Mrs. Caulfield is a happy woman who loves going out to parties in Connecticut.

Holden makes several comparisons between D.B and Mr. Antolini.

When Phoebe asks Holden to name one thing he really likes, he thinks about James Castle.

Holden hated shouting "digression!" at his peers in Oral Expression.

Holden attended Allie's funeral and cried the whole time.

Mr. Antolini comforts Holden by patting him on the head.

Holden confuses the words to the poem "Comin Thro' the Rye" by Robert Burns.

Several "perverty things" have happened to Holden since he was young.

The boys involved in James Castle's death were sentenced to prison.

Placing flowers on people's graves disturbs Holden.

Phoebe refuses to give Holden the Christmas money she had been saving.

It is obvious to Holden that Mr. Antolini has been drinking.

Mr. Antolini fears that Holden is heading towards a "fall".

After Carl Luce leaves the bar, Holden remains and gets drunk.

Holden calls Sally Hayes to apologize for calling her a "pain in the ass".

Phoebe's actual middle name is Weatherfield.