The Differences Between Catcher In The Rye And Two Women

During the time Holden loiters in the New York after being kicked out of the school, he occasionally meets two types of people: a prostitute named sunny and the Nuns-two women. Holden's interaction with them both have the difference and common. The difference between interacting with sunny and the two women shows obvious through Holden's reaction while giving his money out. The encounter with Sunny elicits misery: she is not satisfied with Holden's five bucks," Ten for a throw", she says. So she comes back again later with a big bastard, Maurice, and force five more bucks out of Holden through bullying. Holden against with all his strength in his voice" why should I give her another five bucks", he says with a cracking voice," you 're trying
to chisel me" . Miserably the only thing leave is Holden being extremely mad and cry all over the place. By contrast, the attitude he treats the two nuns is totally opposite, " I could make a small contribution, you could keep the money for when you do take up a collection", he provides them the money voluntarily, even trying to pay the check for them. The similarity is that Holden both feels regretful after he gives money to these characters but for the different reasons. For Sunny, he regrets that his has been taken much more money than the prize it supposes to be; for the nuns, he regrets that he did not donate more money to help them having a better life.