Constellation of characters

Mr Spencer Holdens history teacher They like each other, but Holden doesnt like his appearance when they meet each other( p.8) Mr. Spencer says that Holden had no clue of history He says to H that he should do more for school Holden likes Mr. S because he oes to him before lea!in "encey Mr. S feels sorry for Holden, because he asks him if he will miss "encey Mrs Morrow She is the mother of a boy who was at "encey with Holden He likes her althou h he lies at her how a reat personality her so has She likes him too, because he is !ery polite to her Mrs. Morrow in!ites Holden to come !isit #rnest (her son) Three girls from the lavender room These are irls who Holden meets at the $a!ender %oom Holden doesnt like them too much, but he seeks for someone(not important who) &ust to not be so lonely They dont pay attention at him, because they search for an actor who was in this ni ht club. He is i nored. They dont like him also because of his rude lan ua e and perhaps because of the difference of a e ( H '( ) *irls +,) Two Nuns Holden meets the two nuns in a sandwich bar. He likes them, because they talk on literature. They were also nice to him and they talked about %omeo and -uliet Holden i!es them ', .ollars for charity, but perhaps only because he feels uilty for payin ', .ollars to Sunny, which was a prostitute. He was surprised, that nuns read such literature Mr. Antollini Holdens e/ en lish teacher from #lkton Hills They like each other The 0aulfields were befriended with the 1ntollinis He often played tennis with Mr.1 and his wife Holden thinks Mr. 1ntollini is an intellectual and intelli ent Mr. 1ntollini worries about Holden, that he could be unmature and not mana e in further life(p.+,' 23 ha!e a feelin that youre ridin for some kind of a terrible, terrible fall4 5ut at the end of their 2meetin 4, Holden compares him with the per!erts on his old school as he reali6es, that Mr. 1ntollini is touchin his head with his hand while hes sleepin (p.+,(7+,8) His confidence to Mr. 1 disappears.

Holden respects his teacher (and his intelli ence). He always talks about 2Mr. 1ntollini4 as Mr 1ntollini, 9hile he describes Mr. Spencer as 2:ld Spencer4 9hy did we di!ide the roups like this; 5ecause in such an di!ision, you can clearly see, that almost e!eryone says to him that he should row up, but each character does it on its way. Holden has ot ood relations with hes teachers, and almost all adults( e/cept Maurice, Sunny and The *irls in the $a!ender %oom) but not to his schoolmates. He says to Mr. 1ntollini that he hates people like Stradlater or 1ckley 2only for a little while4 (p +,') Holden has !ery ood relations with all the family members, but the most important person for him is "hoebe, because she hints him from lea!in home