1On Monday night of February 8th, when the winter night came in Manhattan, new york, distraught and lonely mark david chapman approached his idol John Lennon, who was getting out of his car in front of the Dakota Building. Lennon, Yoko Ono Lennon and their son Sean live in this building on West 72nd Street, west of Central Park. After getting Lennon's autograph, Chapman waited for the singer to turn around and start walking towards the Dakota Building. Just then, Chapman took out a pistol, covered it with a good girl, posed for battle, and then fired five shots at Lennon twenty yards away. Four of the five bullets hit Lennon's back and left shoulder. Lennon stumbled to the entrance of the building and fell to the ground, blood pouring out of his mouth. Hysterical Yoko Ono Lennon knelt down beside him, and Chapman walked away unhurriedly, sat on the street and began to read Salinger's novels. What he just did doesn't seem to affect him. Chapman just sat there waiting for the police to come. His inscription in Good Girl is not meaningless: "Horton Kauffeld gave it to Horton Kauffeld." It points out the fact that Chapman and Salinger's characters are so similar that he tried to legally change his name to holden Kauffeld not long ago. He said, "This book is for me."