Cat's Cradle

How does Kurt Vonnegut use imagery in Cat's Cradle?

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Most of the images he uses are dark ones, which run against the satirical and comical nature of the book. For example, gravestones pop up in many scenes, especially when they are least expected. Vonnegut uses this darkness to explain what people are really afraid of - death - and how that drives them to put their faith in many strange things to comfort themselves.