Imagery

In chapter 4, Vonnegut uses sensory language to evoke the picture of the Tralfamadore hover craft. He states "the saucer was one hundred feet... portholes was a pulsing purple," (96). The descriptions of the saucer are very precise and create a concrete image. Vonnegut uses imagery a lot through out the book and it makes the reader feel like they are actually in the story.