The story starts with Yossarian in the hospital. He has a condition that isn't quite jaundice. He really isn't sick, but would rather spend his time in the hospital than in the war. Yossarian would rather do anything than be in the war. He was fine with being in the war, until his tail-gunner, Snowden, gets shot on a bombing run and he dies in Yossarian's ar

In conclusion, Yossarian is disheartened by the war and is upset about the unfairness of mortality. He doesn't understand how fate can choose who lives and who dies. He believes that the only sane people in war are not those who are fighting for their country, but those who are fighting for their lives.

ms. This really starts to bother Yossarian over time, along with numerous other equally gruesome deaths he has witnessed. As more and more people die around him, Yossarian develops a strange paranoia that the entire German military is out to kill him. By the end of the book, Yossarian is walking around backwards as so no one can sneak up behind him.

Yossarian tries many time and in many ways to make the Air Force get rid of him. He never rea

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Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)