Hell, is like a great inverted cone, that Dante fell through the earth to create.
One night after an all night drinking spree and experimenting with some drugs I .
have never tried before I found my self in this so called "hell." It was a nightmare .
which consisted of nine levels.
The first level was for the men who leave the toilet seat up and piss all over it. .
There punishment was to become a toilet seat for all eternity, where the people .
who went to the bathroom in their pants while living had to use the toilet in hell.
The second level of hell consist of the older sick people who pissed and shit .
their pants while living. There punishment was to be stuck in a bathroom for the .
rest of eternity with no toilet paper or reading material.
The third level of hell was filled with gay race car clubs. They all had to race .
each other for each others car but no one would ever win the race would go on .
and on until their car and their pride eventually blew up. And in hell there is no .
mommy or daddy to buy you a new one.
The fourth level of hell was filled with overpaid cocky professional sports .
players. They had to play for the entertainment of bums while getting paid no .
money at all and obviously being booed the whole time.
The fifth level of hell consisted of bum, their punishment was to watch baseball .
games through all eternity while being annoyed by the cotton candy and soda guy .
that never leave the section. The fact they are bums would prevent them from .
buying any of the cotton candy or soda. There is also no take out beer .
distributors in hell.
The sixth level of hell is linked to the fourth and fifth this is all those annoying .
venders at sporting at events. They are just forced to continue to do their job .
because that job seems like hell anyway. They go around and try to sell their .
products to the bums at the baseball game, but since the bums have no money, .
then hence the venders make none either so it all works out.
Heller writes, "Colonel Cathcart was so upset by the deaths of Kid Sampson and McWatt that he raised the number of missions to sixty-five- (Heller 350). ... Yossarian says to Danby, " I'm not running away from my responsibilities. I'm running to them- (Heller 461). ... - (Heller 462). ... Everyone will lionize you- (Heller 437). ...
The novel, Catch-22, was first published in 1961 by Joseph Heller. ... Joseph Heller was born on May 1, 1923 to Russian immigrant parents and from an early age aspired to be a writer. When Heller was just five years old, his father died at work. Heller, his brother, and their mother had to fend for themselves, which may have given him a cynical, street-wise humor that marks much of his writings. ... I felt the book was very boring and repetitious in my opinion, unless you like books about war and what happens to a soldier's mental health because of his experiences throughout the war. ...
Satire abounds in many forms and situations in Catch-22 by Joseph Heller. ... "We don't know yet""(Heller 391). ... In whose handwriting did I write if not my own?" "In somebody else's""(Heller 392). ... and "Mais c"est la guerre" (Heller 337.). ...
How do you see heaven and hell? ... I do not know what, where or even if there is a Heaven and a Hell. I do know that there is a source, an entity all knowing and divine, but who, what and where this source is far beyond my knowledge. ... I have to say that at times it has felt that there has been someone or something looking over my shoulder and watching out for me. ... I have a hard time believing in a cut and dry Heaven and Hell. ...
It's ironic that when in hell the three of them are no longer in control. ... "Hell is other people". ... I suppose that to him life was hell. ... In my opinion Sartre's play serves us two meanings. The first is to portray a radical view of hell and the afterlife. ...
Suicide: Heaven or Hell? ... This is why it blows my mind that my whole life up until now I was raised to believe that the Bible said all people who commit suicide go to hell. ... Now a lot of people will go on to say that killing yourself is an unforgivable sin, but Jesus says, "that if you break one of my commandments you have broken them all." ... Why is it that most people will tell you that all who commit suicide go to hell? ... Dying without accepting Christ is what sends people to hell. ...
Heller's characters are not fighting the enemy, they are fighting among themselves. ... Yossarian informs, "They're after everybody"(Heller 90). ... Heller tries to show that no matter how it is looked at, war is murder. ... Through Dunbar, Heller shows the society's emphasis on life over meaning. ... In bureaucracy, as Heller shows, individuality does not matter. ...
Heller's characters are not fighting the enemy, they are fighting among themselves. ... Yossarian informs, "They're after everybody"(Heller 90). ... Heller tries to show that no matter how it is looked at, war is murder. ... Through Dunbar, Heller shows the society's emphasis on life over meaning. ... In bureaucracy, as Heller shows, individuality does not matter. ...
The references to these images have huge impact on the reader, in my opinion, and they only add to the mood and tone of the play. ... In a further passage said by Othello storm imagery is used once more: ˜O my soul's joy! ... Images of Heaven and Hell are frequently referenced throughout Othello. ... He expects help from the devil and Hell with his plot against Othello and Cassio: ˜Hell and night must bring this monstrous birth to the world's light' (1iii). ... When talking about Desdemona, Othello begins to apply images of Hell and damnation to her. ...
