There are three components to Billy's story: his time in Germany, his time as a husband and father, and his time on Trafalmadore. ... It's clear that Billy's emotional response to tragic events (the death of his father, wife, and a plane full of optometrists) is muted at best, as his catch phrase throughout the entire novel is "so it goes". ... Pilgrim's Progress. ... ...
There are three components to Billy's story: his time in Germany, his time as a husband and father, and his time on Trafalmadore. ... It's clear that Billy's emotional response to tragic events (the death of his father, wife, and a plane full of optometrists) is muted at best, as his catch phrase throughout the entire novel is "so it goes". ... Pilgrim's Progress. ... ...
Slaughterhouse-Five by Kurt Vonnegut I.Character List Billy Pilgrim - The main character of the novel. ... O'Hare - A prisoner of war who was also a private and infantry scout as Billy Pilgrim was. ... She believes her father has gone crazy after his plane crash, head injury, and brain surgery. ... Billy's daughter holds him responsible for giving her father strange ideas. ... The climax occurs when Billy Pilgrim is killed. ...
There are three components to Billy's story: his time in Germany, his time as a husband and father, and his time on Trafalmadore. ... It's clear that Billy's emotional response to tragic events (the death of his father, wife, and a plane full of optometrists) is muted at best, as his catch phrase throughout the entire novel is "so it goes ". ...
