A woman in this family comforts her son after the maid Sandra calls his father a slur. A member of this (15[1])family writes (15[1])a letter on (15[1])behalf of himself and his younger brother (15[1])Buddy from Camp Simon Hapworth. While under the pseudonym (15[1])“Black,” (15[2])seven members of this family competed on a quiz (15[1])show titled (15[3])It’s a Wise (15[4])Child. (15[1])A member (15[1])of (15[1])this family faints after talking about (15[1])“praying without ceasing” with her boyfriend, (15[1])(*) Lane Coutell. (10[1])A girl gets jealous that a man in this family lets Sharon Lipschutz (10[1])sit on the piano bench (10[2])with him (10[2])before he kisses her foot. (10[3])That man from this family (-5[1])later calls a woman a “God-damned (10[1])sneak” for supposedly staring at his feet before committing suicide next to his wife Muriel. (10[1]-5[2])For 10 points, Franny and (10[1])Zooey are a part of what family created by J. D. Salinger, (-5[1])which includes (10[1])the protagonist of (10[1])“A Perfect Day (10[1])for (10[1])Bananafish,” (10[1])Seymour? (10[1])■END■ (10[1]0[2])