Burden of Secrect and Effects of Truth in the Lake of the Woods by Tim O´Brien

Tim O'Brien wrote a book to Lake of the Woods on John Wade's struggle after the recent defeat in the Senator elections. . After moving to Lakewoods, Minnesota, John found his missing wife, Casey. Memories of John's childhood, Vietnam experience, his political career, and throughout the history of the relationship between he and Casey, the reader has been introduced for various assumptions of Casey disappearance. The foundation of Woods Lake is a burden of confidentiality obligation and the influence of truth, John's obsession with that boy's magic, concealment of Maye massacre, political deception, and

Tim O'Brien's novel "The Lake of the Forest" is, in the form of violent atrocities and subsequent concealment of these atrocities, tells both the structure of the story and the United States of America. In the whole novel, the themes of hiding and denying are "exquisite sublimation" and "frank dullness" (Franklin 1). The narrator refused to make a definitive conclusion on the annihilation of Casey Wade. It not only reflects the concealment and denial of violence that weakened the history of the United States, it also reflected the country's conspiracy of such persistent concealment.

"At Woods Lake" is a non-linear novel by Tim O'Brien, including trauma and anxiety. Because the fear of losing his love for life, Casey, John Wade who is the protagonist of this article is insane. In the whole novel, John Wade's secret is exposed to the world, so he finished his career as a politician. Not only was Wade influenced by the broken moment of his career, but his childhood and war experiences in Vietnam made him traumatic and felt worthless of love. After meeting Cathy, John became obsessed with her and began to rely on her love. He faced many of Kathy's problems, and trust is the main problem; it may be the reason John is ruining the reason. Casey played an important role in his life and downfall, but in the autumn of time other factors are involved.