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1) "He started walking around the room, very slow and all, the way he always did, picking up your personal stuff off your desk and chiffonier. He always picked up your personal stuff and looked at it. Boy, could he get on your nerves sometimes"(Salinger 27).
2) Ackley is Holden's neighbor and always comes into his room to look around or spark up a conversation. He doesn't seem to have any manners because he comes in whenever he wants. He enjoys talking with Holden, even though Holden doesn't like talking with him.
3) Holden doesn't seem to care for Ashley at all because he is nosey and bothers him. Holden says he is a messy guy, has a terrible personality, and is dirty. Later on, when Stradlater is reviled he is also messy, and Holden complains about his messiness. He doesn't seem to like messy people and is often bothered when Ackely barges into his room for no apparent reason.

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1) "As soon as I got it, I turned around and started running down the other side of the hill, toward old Spencer's house. He didn't live on the campus. He lived on Anthony Wayne Avenue"(Salinger 8).
2) Mr. Spencer is Holden's history teacher, but is at home because he is ill at the moment. We can infer that Mr. Spencer and Holden have a strong relationship because Mr. Spencer may have told him where he lives, unless someone else told him.
3) Mr. Spencer is Holden's favorite teacher at Pencey Prep because they have a good relationship. Before Holden leaves he wants to say goodbye and only choses to say goodbye to old Spencer. Holden enjoys talking and spending time with Mr. Spencer because he feels comfortable speaking with him. This reveals that although Holden doesn't enjoy Pencey, he is still able to be a little happy when he is around Mr. Spencer.

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1) "I wasn't too crazy about her, but I'd known her for years. I used to think she was quite intelligent, in my stupidity. The reason I did was because she knew quite a lot about the theater and plays and literature and all that stuff"(Salinger 137).
2) Sally is good friends with Holden and has been friends with him for a long time. From what Holden says, she enjoys musical theater and english and is engaged in the topic most of the time. Sally may be smart to others, but for Holden he thinks she isn't because he tends to question it.
3) Holden appears to like Sally a lot, but won't admit it even though it is obvious. He tries hiding his emotions to the reader, but it becomes very clear once he starts describing her.

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1) "You'd like her. I mean if you tell old Phoebe something, she knows exactly what the hell you're talking about. I mean you can even take her anywhere with you"(Salinger 88).
2) Phoebe is ten years old and Holden's little sister. Holden says she is smart, nice, and pretty. Phoebe reveals her independence because she seems to know her way around and doesn't seem like a little kid. She is also mature for her age based on how Holden describes her because she knowns pretty much everything and knows what to say and do at the right time.
3) Holden appears to have lots of hope for Phoebe and care for her dearly because she is his younger sister and only younger sibling. He like bragging about his siblings and could go on about how amazing they are, and he did so with Allie and did it with Phoebe. He wants others to know who she is and show that she isn't like him and is in fact, better.

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1) "'Yeah. She wouldn't move any of her kings. What she'd do, when she'd get a king, she wouldn't move it. She'd just leave it in the back row. She'd get them all lined up in the back row. Then she'd never use them. She just liked the way they looked when they were all in the back row'"(Salinger 41).
2) Jane reveals her innocence while she plays checkers with Holden. Holden says how she loved to admire the kings "in the back row," showing how she likes to keep important things protected, such as the kings. Another things to say about Jane is she is reserved and cautious for wanting to protect certain things.
3) Holden tries to hold onto his childhood for as long as he can because he goes on for a little while to tell Stradlater about how Jane and him used to play together. He hopes Jane is still as innocent as he remembers from when they used to play because he doesn't want to see her as somebody different.

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1) "I sat down again and tried to keep the old conversation going. She was a lousy conversationalist"(Salinger 125).
2) Sunny works for Maurice as a prostitute and goes to Holden's room. She is told by Maurice to go and see Holden. Once she is inside his room, she reveals that she doesn't talk much and usually gets straight to the point with her clients. Holden tries talking to her, but she doesn't engage with him because most of her clients probably don't want to talk to her and aren't like Holden.
3) Holden is very nervous before Sunny comes and is even more nervous once she is inside his room. He tries to spark up a conversation with her because he doesn't want to be rude, but ends up not going the way he expects. Holden says he has been with numerous girls, yet has never actually done it because of issues that are supposedly the girls fault, but the incident with Sunny, shows the problem might be with him.