Compare Holden's attitude towards Sally and Jane. What can you say about Holden's proposal to Sally "to get the hell out of here"?

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values and respectsmore than. Holden tells several intimate stories about Jane Gallagher
throughout the novel and continually mentions how he feels like calling her. He recalls how Jane
always kept her kings in the back row, mentions their experiences golfing, and also discusses
Jane's past struggles with Mr. Cudahy. His attraction to Jane is genuine and is not purely
physical like his feelings towards Sally Hayes. Holden views Sally as a superficial phony, which
is similar to many people that Holden dislikes. Despite being physically attracted to Sally,
Holden does not think she is down-to-earth, sympathetic, or understanding. Holden hates Sally's
affinity for the shows and despises her fake conversations with distant associates. At the end
of their date, Holden says to Sally that they should "get the hell outta here" and
begin a new life together in Vermont. He then elaborates on his desire to leave the city and
experience life in the...