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Slaughterhouse Five, 1922, "The Children's Crusade", Crusade…

- - - - Kurt Vonnegut
        
        Narrator
        
        States that the book will be anti-war.
        
        He was a former American soldier
      - Bernhard V. O'Hare
        
        He is a veteran of World War II, having served in the same infantry division as Vonnegut.
        
        He is deeply traumatized by his experiences in the war, suffering from nightmares and flashbacks.
        
        He is skeptical of the idea that war is heroic or noble, and instead sees it as a brutal and senseless waste of human life.
      - Mary O'hare
        
        Thinks that Vonneguts book will encourage war.
      - Gerhard Makker (Cab Driver)
        
        Dedicates book to Mary and Bernhead V. O'hare
        
        Mother died in Dresden Bombing
  - - - Billy Pilgram
        
        Billy is a passive observer
        
        Billy is detached from reality and often slips into a dreamlike state
        
        Billy is deeply traumatized by his experiences during World War II
      - Ronald Weary
        
        Ronald Weary is a bully that enjoys tormenting Billy.
        
        He is obsessed with proving his bravery
        
        He sees war as an opportunity to prove his worth and gain recognition.
      - Robert Pilgrim
        
        Robert is depicted as an arrogant and condescending person in the novel.
        
        Robert is portrayed as being fiercely patriotic and proud of his service in the military.
        
        Robert is depicted as a conventional person who believes in traditional values and social norms.
      - Barbera Pilgrim
        
        She is the daughter of Billy Pilgrim
        
        She is a warm and caring person who cares about Billy
        
        She is a patriotic person who believes in the American values of freedom and democracy.
  - - - Captured by Germany
      - Photoed propaganda
      - Starts weeping when he sleeps
    - - Billy's partner
      - Things got taken by Germany
    - - Colonel
      - Live in Wyoming
      - Died in Chapter 3
      - Lung problem
    - - Homeless guy
  - - - Highschool teacher
      - Dead in Dresdon bombing.
    - - Wants to find Billy
    - - Homeless guy
      - Died in chapter 4, starvation
      - When you think this is bad, this ain't bad.
    - - Watched the movie backward
      - No one wants to sleep with him
      - He is stuck in time and get abducted by the Tralfamadorians in chapter 4.
    - - Dead in chapter 3
      - Billy's partnet
      - Blame Billy for the capture by Germany
    - - Alieans that can look through 4 dimentions.
  - - - Billy's wife. Asks him to tell stories in the war.
      - She is proud that Billy is a soldier.
    - - Main character?
      - He is stuck in time and travels to the Trafamadorian in chapter 5. He is discussing with the Trafamadorians in the zoo.
      - He said that war stories is like a dream
    - - He steals back a teapot and a small saucepan and brings back to other Americans.
      - He is a high school teacher.
      - He is executed
      - He is weak.
    - - They were a group of POWs that the American met after they were sented to the POW camps.
      - They were used to entertain people with light oprea.
      - They were well-equiped, unlike the Americans.
    - - He is the sci-fi story writer
    - - Similiar to Billy. They both like sci-fi stories.
      - He is a captain in World War 2.
    - - Another human in the Trafamadorian zoo.
      - She mates with Billy.
      - She screams when she first got to the Trafamador.
    - - An Englishman
      - Played in the English officers' production of Cinderella for the Americans during their first night in the POW camp.
      - Fire red hair, no eyebrawls. Break Lazzaro's arm.
    - - American POW in Germany.
    - - Narrator in chapter 5..
      - He worte many books.
      - He wrote propaganda for the Germans.