Ready Reference Treatise: Slaughterhouse Five

Ready Reference Treatise: Slaughterhouse Five

by Raja Sharma

2015· ISBN 9781329218932
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During the Dresden bombing more than 130,000 civilians had died. The bombing was so horrible that the residents of Dresden were incinerated or suffocated in a matter of hours. There was a kind of huge firestorm that sucked up and consumed available oxygen. It was a frightening scene of an unimaginable destruction. Kurt Vonnegut had lived through the Second World War. The story is primarily based on the author’s own experiences during the Second World War. The book “Slaughterhouse Five” was written as a response to war. The author mentions in the first chapter of the novel that there is nothing intelligent to say about a massacre. The novel has a jumbled structure. Ready Reference Treatise: Slaughterhouse Five Copyright Chapter One: Introduction Chapter Two: Plot Overview Chapter Three: Characters Chapter Four: Complete Summary Chapter Five: Critical Analysis

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