1.Compare Orr and Yossarian's conversation on pp. 23-24 to the dialogue exchanged between Clevinger and Yossarian on pp. 16-17 and 19-20. What is the difference between the two conversations?
Yossarians none caring about his situation only the fact that he didnt want to go back to the war. Clevinger seemed more simpathetic about his past .
2.On p. 20, Clevinger tells Yossarian that he has a "Jehovah complex". Do you agree with Clevinger? Why or why not? There are several excellent examples of why someone may think this about Yossaian; what in the text supports this?
I am undecided about this question because he does but then he doesnt, the way he downs the people around him makes him seem like he isnt and the things he say makes you think he is.
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