They are three chambermaids in the hotel where Holden stays.

They are characters in a short story Holden is writing.

They are three women whom Holden met and danced with in the Lavender Room.

They are Jane Gallagher's school friends. Holden met them in the hotel dining room.

They have been romantically involved for over a year, although they are currently having a disagreement because Jane wants to date others and Holden doesn't.

They seem to be good friends, playing checkers, going to movies, and talking, but there was no advanced romantic involvement between them.

They used to be romantically involved, but now they can't stand each other.

They have only spoken a few times, but Holden would like to get to know her better.

They evicted him because he was underage.

He ran out of money.

He was drunk and felt like he was going to get sick.

He didn't want to sit with his brother's friend and her date.

He calls himself a coward, but he is really too humane to hurt anyone.

He is very selfish and materialistic.

He will jump at any chance to fight.

Possessions don't mean a lot to him.

He was drunk and lost his temper. He started destroying the furniture and punching holes in the walls in his room. The hotel security came to subdue him.

He was being chased by a group of young boys. He ran into the hotel for safety, and they followed him in. The management came to his rescue.

He didn't have enough money to pay his cab fare. The cab driver followed him into the hotel and up to his room, complaining loudly that Holden had not paid.

The elevator operator set him up with a prostitute and told him the fee was $5.00. When she arrived, he decided he didn't want her services, and paid her the $5.00. She said it was $10.00, but Holden refused to pay the extra $5.00.

Maurice was roughing Holden up to make him pay Sunny the extra fee. Holden called Maurice a dirty moron, so Maurice hit him in the stomach.

Holden had made insulting remarks about the caliber of the hotel, the prostitute, and Maurice's job. Maurice didn't want to hear it from a teenager, so he hit Holden to shut him up.

Sunny had lied and told Maurice that Holden had hit her. Maurice believed he was defending Sunny.

Maurice was just a bully. He enjoyed roughing up the young rich boys.

He wanted to write a letter to Phoebe first, but didn't have paper or a pencil, so he decided to wait.

He was afraid he might not succeed, and then he would have to face his parents.

He didn't want a bunch of "stupid rubbernecks" looking at him all gory.

He was going to jump out the window, but he couldn't get it open. He got tired of trying, and fell asleep.

She was the girl his roommate, Stradlater, often dated. Holden was mad at him for going out with Jane, so he decided to get even by taking Sally out.

She was the receptionist at the hotel. She saw that Holden was having some difficulties and offered to call a doctor or one of his friends to help him.

She was another girl who worked with Maurice. She tried to seduce Holden, but he wisely refused this time.

She was a girl Holden sometimes dated. He didn't like her too much, but he thought she was good looking.

He met Sunny. They talked about what had happened the night before.

He met two nuns. They talked about literature and Holden's views on Romeo and Juliet.

He met Stradlater. They talked about school and Holden's personal problems.

He met Ernie, the piano player. They talked about Holden's brother.