Pilgrim and Slaughther House

Opening. “Pilgrim” by Timothy Findley and “Slaughter-House Five” by Kurt Vonnegut, are very similar in their writings in some ways and very different in others. They both touch on some of the same topics and ideas, but the they approach them in different ways, and sometimes have different views. The books are similar because they both discuss and portray women in different ways, wheter it be stereotypical or not. Another way they are similar that …

…-- because of your God-forsaken father’s God-forsaken ministry -- and you believe nothing. Your basic problem, my dear one, is that you hate and distrust anyone --anyone -- who believes in God. And maybe even anyone who believes in anything.” This showed not only how much Jung believed in God, but how disgusted that Emma was not only that he did not believe but how he did not trust anyone that believed in anything.