Vonengut's terrible outrage at the catastrophic fire-bombing of Dresden. But it does more than that. It's underlying theme is not just against the atrocities of Dresden but against all War. Vonnegut's unorthodox stylistic approach which lacks any sequential path, draws the reader deeper into the Tralfamadorian world. Although Vonnegut's character was able to reconcile his life to some extent, Vonnegut was not. Vonnegut was never able to answer his own "Why me?" but in truth a broader question exists "Why any of us?" ...
