Authors’ Reactions to Vietnam: Wallace Terry and Tim O’Brien

The United States placed these young people in Vietnam to incorporate them into prostitution, narcotics, narcotics and other narcotics and hurt many young people. scared. Kill the horror. They are dead on their own. (Luther Benton of Terry 78) The Vietnam War is not a war but one of the darkest eras in American history. They noticed that men were forced to fight against their will and did not support going home as villains. Men who serve in Vietnam are permanently wounded, both emotionally and physically.

In the novel by Tim "Brien, a unique young man checked the Vietnam War when I died on the battlefield, mixed with war feeling at the time, many Americans are from a negative positive doubt As he already has a negative concept about war, part of his idea is still the same, and after drafting his idea he is obliged to fight in the Vietnam War We have led readers to believe that they have pressure and pressure Why they fight in war There are too many questions and answers in the air Finally, at his battle mission, we saw Tim in Vietnam But it was not a spiritual change of life experience, thought, decision

The characteristics of the book are mainly of two importance: physical and emotional burden. In the first chapter, Tim O'Brien wrote his story by writing a long list of what soldiers brought in the Vietnam War. In addition to the basic war file, he also mentioned personal suitcases. And it changes from person to person according to their needs. Please send us a normal life. A letter, a photograph, a bible, a medicine, a condom, a cartoon book, a pair of moccasins, the property of all stories

Writers Tim O'Brien and Don Delillo have experienced war, especially the Vietnam War and World War II. During the nuclear bomb and the Vietnam War, society was incredible and confused about death. Don Delillo created realism in his story and he wrote stories in a realistic way to portray the experiences of everyday life. O'Brien, on the other hand, brought his reader a paradox. He portrays violence and then to the reader he explained that the character and events depicted in the story did not occur. Therefore O'Brien challenged the readers strongly and asked them to discover the truth in their own story.