Holden attempts to connect with the prostitute, Sunny. As she walks in, Holden fails to converse and introduce whom was unable to catch her attention. Evidently, she wasn’t engaged and “she didn’t like (the idea), you could tell” (Salinger 95). Instantly, he regrets her presence. It appeared “more (depressing) than sexy” (95) to him because his decision felt obscure and hasteful. Although Holden acts older, yet the circumstances he was under created a dismal vibration surrounding him. In his mind, paying or forcing someone for sex seemed erroneous. Anyhow, she depressed him. Holden was not ready to lose his virginity. He claimed earlier in the book that the thing about him is that when a girl says stop during his attempt of “giving
