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Yeah, Catcher in the Rye refers to how Holden has this dream, he's in a field of rye with these kids, and he's catching them before they fall from the cliff. Allegory for stopping children from losing their innocence, like when he goes to the school and rubs the profanities off the wall. Pretty sure it has something to do with another poem about sex though? Eh, I don't know, I've never studied the book and I read it when I was older so I didn't get the whole angst thing.
No idea what Catcher in the Light has to do with that...
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