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Vonnegut, Kurt. Slaughterhouse-Five: Vintage, 2016.

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Billy Pilgrim. Billy is the protagonist. he is a world war II veteran.

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A-F I would give it a C because it jumped around a lot.

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"Other people's dreams aren't very interesting, usually." (Vonnegut 121). He doesn't think his time in the war would be exciting or interesting to anyone else.

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He is both inside and outside the action which gives the reader more information than the character in the story could know.
Moments after that, the saucer entered a time warp, and Billy was flung back into his childhood.
(Vonnegut 88).

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Germany and New York during mid 1940's. it is important because that is when the war was happening.

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They made everyone equal.

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Kurt Vonnegut

DOB: November 11, 1922

DOD: April 11, 2007

Other famous book, Player Piano and The Sirens of Titan

College Education: University of Chicago

High School Education: Cornell

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The truth is death he wrote. I fought nicely against it as long as I could, danced with it, festooned it, waltzed it around... decorated it with streamers, titillated it... (Vonnegut 21).

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Devised-  Definition: plan or invent (a complex procedure, system, or mechanism) by careful thought. A new technique was devised (Vonnegut 214).

Plundering-  Definition: steal goods from (a place or person), typically using force and in a time of war or civil disorder. He was arrested for plundering (Vonnegut 214).

echolalia- meaningless repetition of another person's spoken words as a symptom of psychiatric disorder. '"He's got echolalia now."'(Vonnegut 192).

Tawdry- Definition: showy but cheap and of poor quality.
Billy left his room, went down the slow elevator, walked over to Times Square, looked into the window of a tawdry bookstore (Vonnegut 200).

Fictitious-  Definition: not real or true, being imaginary or having been fabricated. These fictitious people in the zoo had a big board supposedly showing stock market quotations and commodity prices along one wall of their habitat and a news ticker and a telephone that was supposedly connected to a brokerage on Earth (Vonnegut 201).