Vonnegut, contrary to what I expected of any satirist, after being introduced to Swift, is easy to read and understand. If it is true that Slaughterhouse Five is full of goings and comings in time, and some trips to the planet Tralfamadore. I found some type of sequence that gives a kind of sense of logic to those jumps in time that Billy Pilgrim does; a real connection between being an ordinary person with an unexpected economic success, and being a time traveler that “couldn´t find the steering wheel” in his own car (Vonnegut 47). Like if Vonnegut wants the reader to find sense to the madness of what was the war for those who live it. Those who like Pilgrim, found themselves unarmed, “ducking in the middle of the forest, fleeing from a war
