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Peter, the RAF narrator’s roommate and fellow pilot in “Katina,” is easygoing and well-liked. He quickly grows attached to the young, orphaned Katina after the squadron adopts her into their ranks. After he is killed by the Germans, the narrator recalls hearing Peter return to their tent later that night and climb into bed. The next morning, the narrator claims Peter’s bed looked slept in, though he knows the story sounds unbelievable.
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Peter Character Timeline in The Great Automatic Grammatizator
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8. Katina
Royal Air Force pilots stationed in Greece in April 1941—among them Peter, Fin, and the RAF narrator—discover a nine-year-old girl (Katina) sitting alone and motionless as she...
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...next morning, enemy bombers reduce the hangar and the planes to rubble. That same afternoon, Peter leaves to aid a nearby village under attack, and he never returns. Later that night,...
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