In Heller’s Catch-22, the characters show how technology has taken their lives from them and placed them in a dystopia. Yossarian sees the squadron as hell. Although his tent is “the most luxurious tent in the squadron”, (Heller 16) having the benefits of “running water [and a] wood-burning fireplace” (16) he takes no comfort in it. This is because Yossarian can find no comfort in the squadron as long as technology forces him to return to the front lines to be in danger. He is also unable to find comfort in his t

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