This character is irritated by the poor hygiene of Ackley and (*) Stradlater, the latter of whom also dates his love interest, Jane Gallagher.
This character witnesses a man and a woman exchanging mouthfuls of a liquid in a nearby room, compelling him to ask Faith Cavendish out on a date. Earlier, he has a conversation with the mother of Ernest Morrow in which he pretends to be the janitor Rudolf Schmidt. This character is irritated by the poor hygiene of Ackley and (*) Stradlater, the latter of whom also dates his love interest, Jane Gallagher. Maurice later beats up this character, who dislikes "phonies" and is kicked out of Pencey Prep. For ten points, name this brother of Allie, D.B., and Phoebe, the main character of J.D. Salinger's novel, The Catcher in the Rye.
This character witnesses a man and a woman exchanging mouthfuls of a liquid in a nearby room, compelling him to ask Faith Cavendish out on a date.
Holden Caulfield [accept either underlined portion]