The Catcher in the Rye

Why does the narrator “get a good-by” from the memory?

Why does the narrator “get a good-by” from the memory?

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We can infer that Holden's memories make for conversation and the possibility of good-by's. Saying good-bye generally has a purpose.... the person you're saying good-by to means something to you.