First, holden awkwardly tries to flirt with mrs. morrow, a woman much too old for him. he makes
a late-night call to faith cavendish, but then backs out of meeting her when she's interested in setting a future date. he thought about calling jane gallagher at her home and at her school, yet he doesn't. he's fascinated and confused by the assorted sexual weirdness (the transvestite and the couple spitting liquor on each other) that he sees from his hotel window. given all of these pieces of evidence, what can you conclude about holden's views on sexuality? then, find and write down a line of text
from these two chapters that supports your summation of
holden's views.