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What is the favor Stradlater asks? Why do you think Holden agrees to grant the favor?. Chapters 4-7. Stradlater asks Holden to write a descriptive composition for his English class. . Chapters 4-7.
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What is the favor Stradlater asks? Why do you think Holden agrees to grant the favor? Chapters 4-7
Stradlater asks Holden to write a descriptive composition for his English class. Chapters 4-7
Why does Holden nearly “drop dead” when he learns that Stradlater is going out with Jane Gallagher? Chapters 4-7
Holden knew Jane well two summers before. Chapters 4-7
What kind of relationship did Holden have with Jane? Chapters 4-7
Jane is a close friend of Holden. They played checkers and talked. Chapters 4-7
What does Holden decide to do with Mal on Saturday night? Why do they invite Ackley? What does that show you about Holden? Chapters 4-7
Holden and Mal plan to go to Agerstown for a burger and a movie. Holden feels sorry for Ackley because he never goes out. Ackley is vulnerable. Chapters 4-7
What mental image of Allie do you have? How do you learn about Allie? When did he die? Chapters 4-7
Holden thinks about his brother, Allie, who died three years earlier of leukemia at 11 years of age. Chapters 4-7
Why does Holden tear up the composition? Chapters 4-7
Holden tears up the composition because Stradlater tells him it is on the wrong topic. Holden has poured his heart into the composition. Chapters 4-7
Why does Holden fight Stradlater? Do you think Holden is overreacting? Chapters 4-7
Holden fights Stradlater because of his thoughts about Jane and because Stradlater rejects the composition about Allie, whose memory greatly valued by Holden. Chapters 4-7
Why doesn’t Holden sleep on Ely’s empty bed? Chapters 4-7
Holden doesn’t sleep on Ely’s bed because Ackley makes him uncomfortable and won’t give him permission. Chapters 4-7
What are Holden’s plans? Chapters 4-7
Holden’s Plans • Leave Pencey that night • Stay at inexpensive hotel in NYC • Rest until Wednesday • Go home after parents receive and “digest” letter Chapters 4-7