One of his prized possessions is a baseball glove with poetry written on it in green ink, which belonged to his now-dead brother Allie.  
This character reads Of Human Bondage, A Farewell to Arms, and Out of Africa, before meeting a cab driver named Horowitz, who is unable to answer his question about where ducks go when their pond freezes over.  This character also meets two nuns, with whom he discusses Romeo and Juliet before giving them some money.  This character has violent encounters with Maurice the pimp, who beats him up over a difference of five dollars, and his roommate Stradlater, whom this character attacks after Stradlater's date with Jane Gallagher.  One of his prized possessions is a baseball glove with poetry written on it in green ink, which belonged to his now-dead brother Allie.  For 10 points—name this brother of D.B. and Phoebe, the protagonist of J.D. Salinger's The Catcher in the Rye.
This character reads Of Human Bondage, A Farewell to Arms, and Out of Africa, before meeting a cab driver named Horowitz, who is unable to answer his question about where ducks go when their pond freezes over.  
{Holden} Caulfield [prompt on Caulfield]