...a nagging bitch of a doubt, burrowing painlessly inside a conscience that felt perfectly clear
In Joseph Heller's "Catch-22," the narrative explores the absurdities of war and the complexities of military bureaucracy. The protagonist grapples with the paradoxes of his situation, where the rules seem contradictory and create a sense of entrapment. This sense of being caught in an illogical system is a recurring theme throughout the novel, highlighting the struggles individuals face amid chaos. The quote, “...a nagging bitch of a doubt, burrowing painlessly inside...
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