One of the most enduring themes in the novel, death overshadows the
motivations and emotional wellbeing of all of the main characters,
especially Oskar as he struggles with his father’s passing. Death is
both personal and abstract in this book. Thomas Sr.'s experiences during
the Dresden bombing acquaint him with the fear and truth of death as
his city and family are destroyed. The many deaths which occur that day
haunt him, and affect his inability to be close to others later in life.
Oskar grapples with a similar potential je pense que c ca j'espere t avoir aider
