Re: D.B. Caulfield

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Hey, my class is reading this story right now!

On Wed, 9 Sep 1998, Lomanno wrote:

> Things are getting a little too heavy, so I'm going to change the 
> subject. Has anyone read Salinger's short story, "The Stranger?" It
> appeared in Collier's magazine in 1945. Anyway, in the story Vincent
> (AKA D.B.) Caulfield has died in WWII. Yet, in Catcher, Holden says
> his brother D.B. has already served in the war and is now a writer in
> Hollywood. I'm only assuming Vincent and D.B. are the same person. Any
> insight?
> 

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