Insanity In Joseph Heller's Catch 22

Captain John yossarian, a World War II Bombardier, is stationed on an island called Pianosa. As throughout the story progresses you will find out who Yossarian really is and his true identity. After a couple of missions, he decides to seek protection of his own by fleeing to the hospital. Since in the catch 22 the air force regulations prevents him from being grounded for illness or obtaining to leave. This way he stays safe and out of danger. Clancy, a commentary that said Catch 22 is the main character. After a while, he refuses to run any more missions. This book was also pretty funny on some sides of the story, although he uses pain, paradox,bizarre, situations to launch savage attacks on the war. Heller waited thirteen years to publish …show more content…
The main character as you know it is Yossarian, he gives us a bunch load of excitement and Insanity from his part and makes the story more interesting. All of the other characters give details on Yossarian background, the main character way of acting and what he thinks will happen if he flies one more time, the book can be confusing at times because of the moral of the characters and will lead to a different route.It leads you into the future and to the Past before you start to get the hang of story. As Yossarian will grow tired of the ward. While the soldiers are serving they get a lot of flashbacks also in there dreams of what happened to people, or how they died because they didn't want to serve anymore. Yossarian will let you know that he is a crazy pilot, and you can tell as well when he thinks that everyone around him is trying to kill him and he is ready to kill anyone that gets in his way. He can't even trust his own shadow of his well-being turns into afraidness. This shows that Yossarian has been brainwashed that he has trouble facing his own fears. In conclusion, they will always remember him as a great pilot that had everything under control most of the time. They have pictures of old vintage as well as the planes. Having the success like Yossarian did at the time in his missions. But it can also make things crazy and fade away. At times making a comeback of still performing the way he did in his missions, sometimes it can be too late to do it again. It shows that there are more than three examples in this story. With regret of dying and getting over the fear as well as getting better as life goes on. “Its dilemma or difficult circumstance from which there is no escape because of mutually conflicting or dependent