Rigadoon

Summary

«Rigadoon» is the final part of Louis-Ferdinand Céline's trilogy, which also includes «North» and «Castle to Castle». The book depicts the last days of World War II, as Céline, along with his wife and cat, attempts to flee from a Germany engulfed in chaos and destruction. The narrative is delivered in the first person, with the author sharing his reflections on war, human nature, and his own experiences. Céline creates a dark and tense atmosphere, conveying the sense of despair and hopelessness that prevailed in Europe during those days. The book is filled with autobiographical elements and Céline's characteristic style, blending cynicism and dark humor.