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Knowing Vonnegut's background, I wonder how much of his personal perspective shaped the sharp humor and critiques in the novel.

The way characters grapple with who they are amidst chaos made me think about how society pressures individuals to conform or resist.

The prison setting added a raw edge to the satire, but I'm curious whether this was motivated by personal experience or a desire to critique justice.