In chapter 9-14 Holden has left Pencey Prep and arrives in New York. Surrounded by loneliness. Ranting constantly in his thoughts as he moves around the city from bar, taxi to hotel. Never finding the company he needs or wants. Turning down a friend or his brother. Getting dissed by middle age ladies at a bar he danced with.
At the start of his night he spends over twenty minutes at Penn Station trying to think of someone to call in the evening. In the end he comes to the conclusion there is no one he could call. Leaving the station alone, doing nearly anything to find companionship for this night. This is where it becomes blatantly clear the effect of being such a long wolf at school has left on him. Holden appears to be raised in an upper
At the start of his night he spends over twenty minutes at Penn Station trying to think of someone to call in the evening. In the end he comes to the conclusion there is no one he could call. Leaving the station alone, doing nearly anything to find companionship for this night. This is where it becomes blatantly clear the effect of being such a long wolf at school has left on him. Holden appears to be raised in an upper