No names have been changed in order to protect the innocent since God Almighty protects the innocent as a matter of Heavenly routine.
Kurt Vonnegut Jr. in his book "Fates Worse Than Death" presents an intriguing perspective on truth and accountability. He suggests that the idea of changing names for the sake of protecting individuals is unnecessary since divine protection is inherently offered to the innocent. This statement reflects Vonnegut's belief in a higher moral order and an assurance that those who are innocent will ultimately be safeguarded in the grand scheme of existence.
This view challenges conventional practices of anonymity in storytelling, emphasizing
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