ng to say is that when someone knows they are dying, nothing makes sense to them. When we see people that know they are dying, we think that they don't make sense. So, we can't really know who is making sense. It's very tricky in that way. This at least kept me awake and thinking while reading it.

I think the main conflict of the story, was between humanity and the rules. We are forced to do something by law then we pay the ultimate price for it. The best part is that we do it all for the idea that we are protecting those laws. The idea of a Catch-22 is interesting. It's like saying, "A person has the right to do anything that another person cannot stop them from doing." This catch appears throughout the entire book. It was quite evident when the Italian woman is talking about the Military Police. It is also clearly evident when Yossarian is walking down the stairs. He is cursing Catch-22, although he doesn't believe in it. There

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