This character remembers a boy who wrote poems on his baseball glove, his late brother (*) Allie, whom he contrasts with his siblings D.B. and Phoebe.
This person sees Mr. Spenser picking his nose, and one of this character's girlfriends liked to keep her kings in the back row. Maurice tells him that something only costs five dollars, but later demands ten for the services of the prostitute Sunny. This character remembers a boy who wrote poems on his baseball glove, his late brother (*) Allie, whom he contrasts with his siblings D.B. and Phoebe. All these adventures occur after he is kicked out of Pencey Prep, which he doesn't mind because all the people there are "phonies". For ten points, who is this J.D. Salinger character, the protagonist of The Catcher in the Rye?
This person sees Mr. Spenser picking his nose, and one of this character's girlfriends liked to keep her kings in the back row.
{Holden} {Caulfield }(accept either)