In Kurt Vonnegut Jr.'s "Slaughterhouse-Five," the protagonist Billy Pilgrim experiences time in a non-linear fashion. He describes his unique perception of existence, where he can see his past and future repeatedly, viewing pivotal moments of his life without control or predictability. This experience creates a sense of disorientation for Billy, as he is unable to choose his next moment, leading to an unpredictable journey through time.
The inability to control his...