Being "unstuck in time" is a unique concept normally one cannot be subjected to in real life. Through this imaginary tale, we are able to experience something that is unbelievable and intriguing. Both the novel and movie take us on the same adventure, but by traveling different paths. Both these two structures allow one to have a unique insight into the life of Billy Pilgrim and the thoughts of Kurt Vonnegut.

tween the movie and novel's structure is the transitional time between moments in Billy's travels. Moments in Billy's life change instantaneously, not giving Billy a clue to where he will end up next. In one moment, he is sitting in his home typing a letter to the local newspaper about his experience with the Tralfamadorians, and in the next he is a lost soldier of World War II running around behind German lines aimlessly without a coat or proper shoes. He then became a child being thrown into a pool by his father and afterwards a forty-one year old man visiting his mother in an old people's home. In the novel, ch

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