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# Chapter 13 of The Catcher in the Rye ## Overview This entity is Chapter 13 of the novel [The Catcher in the Rye](arke:01KG6FTQ17A5EWK5GKQ4M7MXN5), identified by the label "13". It spans from line 2191 to line 2625 within its source text file. ## Context Chapter 13 is part of [The Catcher in the Rye](arke:01KG6FTQ17A5EWK5GKQ4M7MXN5), a novel that has been processed and is held within the [Documents to Process](arke:01KFF1K6A8V452X8SQKY55DD16) collection. The text of this chapter was extracted from the file [pdf-01KFHMJM2J9JHQAQM1Q9SKBJWF.txt](arke:01KG6FT59BXAZ3C5HRJ6SW8F58). It follows [Chapter 10](arke:01KG6FV13CF8EYK8ZH4S5HFGWW) and precedes [Chapter 15](arke:01KG6FV1MQBQ4XVF8SXRB85SZ2) in the novel's sequence. ## Contents Chapter 13 details Holden Caulfield's return to his hotel after a night out. He reflects on his "yellowness" and his aversion to physical confrontation, particularly fist fights. The chapter describes his encounter with an elevator operator who offers to send a prostitute to his room. Holden agrees, feeling depressed, and prepares for her arrival. The prostitute, named Sunny, arrives, and Holden attempts to engage her in conversation, but ultimately decides he does not want to have sex, citing a recent "operation" on his "clavichord." Sunny becomes angry when Holden only offers her five dollars, claiming the price is ten. The elevator operator, Maurice, then returns with Sunny, demanding the additional five dollars and physically assaulting Holden when he refuses to pay. The chapter concludes with Holden fantasizing about revenge against Maurice, imagining himself shooting him and then calling Jane for comfort.
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