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William has multiple hobbies that I will be talking about. The first hobby is fishing. William fishes in Lake Hamilton. Lake Hamilton is a lake located in hot springs Arkansas. He fishes for mostly bass, But he does fish for everything he can usually catch. William uses a bait caster to fish (type of fishing pole). The best thing he loves about fishing is spending time with his family. William’s second Hobby is playing video games. William has a play station…

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Katie Fukushima AP Literature and Composition Mrs. Engelkes 19 October, 2015 Novel Notebook: Catch-22 Setting/Matter: Catch-22 is set in Italy during WWII, amidst the army. It is not a happy place or circumstance that many are in. It is mentioned in the foreword that Catch-22 takes place on the island of Pianosa, but the author explains, “The island of Pianosa lies in the Mediterranean Sea eight miles south of Elba. It is very small and obviously could not accommodate all of the actions…

In Catch-22 by Joseph Heller, much of the satire is being directed toward the military, military high command to be specific. Such is the case for the constant increase in the number of flight missions throughout the book. From 50 missions at the beginning of the book to 80 at the end, the increase never ceased and they were often increased for odd reasons. For example, when Kid Sampson and McWatt die, “Colonel Cathcart was so upset […] he raised the missions to sixty-five” (Heller 339) and “he…

The main exposition in Catch-22 is Pianosa, a small island in the mediterranean sea. This is where Yossarian and his Squadron live and where most of the story takes place. When Heller first describes the island he says, “There was nothing funny about living like a bum in a tent in Pianosa between fat mountains behind him and a placid blue sea in front that could gulp down a person with a cramp in the twinkling of an eye and ship him back to shore three days later, all charges paid, bloated,…

The catch to overfishing is that it is not only detrimental to our marine ecosystem, but also harmful to the very fishing industries that cause this myriad of issues. The problem is that this issue began with the overfishing of whales for blubber in the early 1800s, before the repercussions of such activity was readily foreseeable. The issue eventually escalated in a spiral of overfishing of multiple other species with the introduction and improvement of fishing methods in various forms; most…

Catch-22 is a satirical novel by Joseph Heller. The novel was published in 1961, and its setting takes place during World War II. The unique title, Catch-22, refers to an unsolvable puzzle in which a character is frustrated by a paradox situation that prohibits any attempt to break free from them. Catch-22 is often referenced as one of the greatest literary works of the twentieth century. The novel follows John Yossarian, an Air Force bombardier. It focuses on Yossarian and the other airmen, and…

common sense. In order to show this point, many authors have written books trying to describe war in a sensible way. This includes the novel Catch-22 in which according to Harold follows the biological perspective that “Heller’s writing was partly based by his own experience as a bombardier during World War II, and his own deeply held moral convictions. So in Catch-22 we have a novel with moral ideas at its center, but which employs non-realistic techniques of different kinds to reach and…

Catch 22 by Joseph Heller and Apocalypse Now by Francis Ford Coppola are often considered two of the finest examples of contemporary anti-war literature and cinema, despite neither being explicitly against the concept of war as such, but rather, both opposing the bureaucratic absurdity of war. Catch 22 follows the absurd struggle of a Bomber Captain John Yossarian as he attempts to escape the tyrannical irrationality of bureaucracy in the US air force during World War II. Conversely Apocalypse…

Prisoner B-3087 Prisoner B-3087 by Alan Gratz is about a little boy who has to try to survive the holocaust. The main thing that the author is trying to say in this book would be to survive at any cost. Yanek says that “I wouldn't have complained about brushing my teeth, Or taking a bath, or going to bet at eight o’clock every night I would've played more. Laughed more. I would have told them that I love them”(1). I relate to this text I do complain about these things and I know that I should…