1. Seymour
   1. Member of the Glass Family
      1. Highlight of Salinger's collection
      2. Also present in Seymour: An Introduction
   2. Married to Muriel
      1. Second Honeymoon he kills himself
         1. Rejection by partner's family
         2. Post traumatic stress disorder
            1. His story of the Bananafish echoes Humanity
            2. Obvious implications of insanity
            3. Caused by involvement in World War 2
         3. Shoots an Ortgies calibre 7.65 automatic through his right temple.
            1. German Handgun from World War 2
            2. Right handed
            3. Very rare weaponry
      2. Who waited until the war was over for him
         1. Madly In Love
   3. Befriends children
      1. Attraction to Innocence
      2. 50s era kindness
   4. Plays Piano
      1. Oddly deep and methodical instrument
      2. Sits multiple people
   5. Paper
      1. Guilty
      2. Insane
      3. Consumerism
   6. Teddy
      1. Eccentric
      2. Last story in Nine Stories
      3. Protagonist dies from means beyond his control
      4. Both involve the sea in some way
   7. Sergeant X
      1. Is already dedicated to someone
      2. Participated in the European Theatre of World War 2
      3. Moderately crazy/insane after the war