Kurt Vonnegut Jr. in his novel "Slaughterhouse-Five" emphasizes the profound relationship between art and mortality. He suggests that creativity is inextricably linked to the awareness of death, illustrating how the acknowledgement of our finite existence can enhance artistic expression. This interplay between life and death becomes a critical theme throughout the narrative, as it reflects the struggles of the protagonist, Billy Pilgrim, who experiences time in a non-linear fashion.
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