A troublesome war experience truly causes hallucinations. Illusion is something sensory experience that does not exist in my mind. The person with hallucinations is Billy Pilgrim. Male Billy, a time traveler, jumped during his time at the alien planet Torfama D'Or, his experience during World War II, and during his imprisonment at the German prison camp . His hallucinations might have been caused by an airplane collision, and his brain was damaged.
After witnessing the war and Dresden, Billy and Vonnegat tried to rationalize and understand everything that they had experienced. Billy did this by visiting his travels and the planet Tralfamadore. Billy imagined a planet Torafamador that was driven away by an alien. Billy tried to grasp what he witnessed in Dresden and ordered the disarray of the universe. He wants life to be meaningful (Lundquist 17). In Tralfamadore, he touched the philosophy of Tralfamadorian's life. Their philosophy points out that there is always time. It does not change. It is like this. Every moment exists forever and eternity, people can not change the past or the future. Because they already exist and exist forever (Lundquist 51-52). Billy learned that the best ideas are to enjoy a good moment and ignore bad moments.
Billy began to be satisfied with his life. Just an artificial but comfortable habitat on another planet. Tralfamadore is an invention of Billy's imagination and he can start mankind's paradise again as Adam and New Eve (former porn movie star, Montana Wild Hack). In the dome which protects them from the toxic atmosphere of Tralfamadore, Billy and Montana are abandoned and monitored by the new group of gods, wise and kind Tralfamadorians. But please note that in each of the main scenes of each novel, Billy is limited: first as a prisoner of war, then as a prisoner of meaningless devices in modern life, and finally alien As an exhibition of zoos. Throughout the book, Vonnegut draws Billy as a prisoner of time. Even if he moves from one person to another, Billy can not change the past, the present, or the future. The long-term image of insects trapped in amber is the clearest expression of this idea by Vonnegut.
Trhafamadol (trahl-fahm-ah-DOHR). A fictional distant planet provides a scene for this and other Vonnegut novels. His daughter 's wedding night in 1967, Billy was kidnapped by an alien and flew to Trafalma dollar by plane. He explained that he never miss the earth as Tralfamadorians took him throughout the strain period which allowed him to spend many years on Earth while he was away from the Earth - only a few micro Second. "He is satisfied with a beautiful movie star Wildhack of another earthlinger, Montana, at Teralfamadore, Billy learned that" every moment of the past, the present, and the future always exists and always exists ". "This kind of relativistic philosophy obviously allows him to exist forever, but his uncontrollable crying indicates that something is wrong with his face Concept on the planet - not compatible
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