Jeronimo Ramirez

Yossarian likes Milo syndrome because he gets to mess around with him. Like he would ask him something and he would answer vaguely and then take it back to where it started like when he asked what was wrong with him and he said he has a liver problem, then he asked him specifically what was wrong and Yossarian told him a name of the condition and when Milo asked what that meant he answered that it was a liver problem.

That passage means that what Hungry Joe was experiencing was something normal because what they saw or have done would have consequences on your conscious. It made sense that he would get nightmares because of all the things he has done like during those missions that would almost kill you or kill people you know like friends or something that kind of stuff will mess you up.

In my words catch-22 is basically when you come across something that you can't get passed by (metaphorically speaking) like in the book if were crazy you didn't have to fight and only a crazy person would want to fight so they would send you to fight and if you were afraid of going that meant you were sane and they would make you go, it's like something you can't escape.

The yellow fog that rubs its back upon the window-panes,  The yellow smoke that rubs its muzzle on the window-panes,   Licked its tongue into the corners of the evening, I think this contributes to the poem because it shows what kind of way this poem goes. The poem uses metaphors and imagery like this to get their point around.

So if the only ones that were allowed to ask questions were the people who didn't ask question then that would just mean that no one is allowed to ask questions. I guess this would cause trouble because you would only follow and never be able to ask about anything so basically you are just someone who follows kind alike a robot.

He tells him he is crazy because he kinda is I don't know if he was joking around ,but he asked who was trying to kill him and he said everyone was and he even pointed out  a time when he was bombing a place people shot at him with cannons and I mean yeah it makes sense because when you are in war everyone is killing everyone and he sees it as strangers trying to kill him and he's not wrong ,but I guess he is kinda crazy because of the way he is and the things he says.

He describes he men that way because they are a little dishonorable and deceitful they are lairs and sort of crazy ,but in the end of it all they are still all humans and in a way they still decent and innocent as well. This makes sense because they are both of it they are lairs,but also tell the truth they are a little bit of both.