What did author say billy looked like in slaughterhouse 5

He travels through time at random, experiencing the events of his life out of sequence. However, from Billy’s first introduction, Vonnegut follows many of Billy’s observations with the phrase “He says.” These two words cast doubt on Billy’s reliability as a narrator for the remainder of the story. The ambiguity of Billy’s experience will come to represent the ambiguity of human life and memory as a whole.

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Billy is described in the book as a funny-looking child who became a funny-looking youth; tall and weak and in many ways, he is the exact opposite of how one would imagine the hero of a war novel to be.

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