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This document outlines an argument essay analyzing whether Holden is the "catcher in the rye" based on his behavior toward Jane. It begins by defining the role of the catcher as someone who saves and protects innocent children from falling. It then analyzes Holden's reluctance to have direct contact with Jane and compares it to situations where he refuses to disturb pristine objects like snow or exhibits in a museum by touching them. Finally, it discusses how Mr. Antolini sees himself as trying to catch Holden right before his fall, but this breaks Holden's rule of not disturbing the innocent through contact.Read less