Chapter 7- Dont be overdramatic

For the past few chapters, I've kind of noticed that somethings in this book seem to be a little crazy...and by crazy I mean way over dramatic! Nothing in this book is an understatment! Every line in the book, including the description of the plane crash in chapter 7, seems to be way over done...which I don't really mind. I'm dramatic myself. haha. Again, everything about Vonnegut seems to be dripping with exaggerations. During the story, as Billy is dreaming the line "he dreamed millions of things, some of them true" (157) pops up. Can one really dream a million dreams?