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Berlin
London
Hiroshima
Dresden
Windshield Wipers
Toilet Plungers
Humans
Golliwogs
Ithaca, New York
Ilium, New York
New York, New York
Schenectady, New York
One
Two
Three
Four
The bombing of Dresden
The Battle of the Buldge
The Children's Crusade
The Battle of Kursk
Becuase Billy is skinny like a bug
Becuase Billy is trapped on Tralfamador
Because Billy has no control over his fate
Because Billy's mother's birthstone is amber
The death of Roland Weary
Tasting a spoonful of malt syrup
The sight of crippled men walking with crutches
The condition of the horses that pull the green wagon
He gets kidnapped by aliens
He comes unstuck in time
He sees a naked woman
He feels "animal magnetism"
Becuase he is skeptical of religion and views the prayer as farce
Becuase he recovered it from the ases of Dresden
Because it suggests the possibility of improving the world, which Billy thinks is impossible
Becuase it is a prayer for deliverance from evil, a concept that undermines the novel
He calls Billy a liar
He asks Billy for proof
He tried to change the subject
He asks to interview Billy for the book he's writing
The Serenity Prayer
The Lord's Prayer
"Billy Pilgrim"
"Tralfamadore"
They are all composed on tape in audio format
They are all composed in small booklike computers that can change at will
They are composed of short telegram-like groups of symbols separated by stars
None. Tralfamadorians don't read books
New York City
Chicago
Los Angeles
Washington, DC
"Where are we going?"
"What is the meaning of life?"
"How does the world end?"
"Why me?"
Tall and muscular
Tall but strong
Tall and weak
Short and fat
Paratrooper
Anti-tank gunner
Chaplain's assistant
Scout
Two scouts and an anti-tank gunner
Bernard O'Hare and Kurt Vonnegut
Three scouts called the "Three Musketeers"
None of the above
Backwards
All at once, with things happening simultaneously
Forwards, then backwards
Backwards, then forwards
Angry and violent
Passive and accepting
Resentful and defiant
Happy and sad