One character in this work recalls being told to shine her shoes for the Fat Lady. Another character is interrupted by his mother while reading the manuscript of "The Heart is an Autumn Wanderer." A discussion of a paper about Flaubert in Sickler's eventually leads to one character fainting while on a date with Lane Coutell. The second part of this work opens with one title character recalling his time on "It's a Wise Child"; the other title character's fascination with 
One character in this work recalls being told to shine her shoes for the Fat Lady. Another character is interrupted by his mother while reading the manuscript of "The Heart is an Autumn Wanderer." A discussion of a paper about Flaubert in Sickler's eventually leads to one character fainting while on a date with Lane Coutell. The second part of this work opens with one title character recalling his time on "It's a Wise Child"; the other title character's fascination with The Way of a Pilgrim and the Jesus Prayer causes her brother to impersonate their oldest living brother Buddy using the phone of Seymour, who had committed suicide in "A Perfect Day for Bananafish." FTP, name this work about two title Glass siblings, written by J. D. Salinger.
One character in this work recalls being told to shine her shoes for the Fat Lady.
{Franny} and {Zooey}