Dalton Trumbo's Johnny Got His Gun: The Horror Of War

Johnny was a tragedy of his own firefight. The tragedy of war had a long-term impact on life. In Dalton Trumbo's novel 'Johnny got a gun', Joe Bonham was a victim of the war and he has always been changing physical, mental and spiritual. It is clear through Joe that the price we pay for war is much higher. Everyone in life has some basic functions

JOHNNY GOT HIS GUN of Dalton Trumbo is a controversial anti-war story that took a controversy about soldiers who lost their arms, legs, most of their faces during the First World War. Trumbo soldiers are Joe Bonham from a patriotic background. The boy was working at a bakery and was supporting my mother and sister after my father passed away but because he was a young man who is in love with an Irish sweet girl and is doing things for the country, I joined. He was sent to the battlefield to reconnaiss and bury the body and the body was trapped in the line of the thorn in front of his entrenchment. The bomb is near him and he wakes up at the hospital

Later, their manager introduced them to antiwar novels and movies Johnny Got His Gun ("Johnny Got His Gun (movie)" written and supervised by Dalton Trumbo. The general plan line concerns young American soldiers named Joe Bonham who fought during the First World War. In one of the fight, he was hit by a shell. The limb amputee had no eyes, mouth, nose and could not contact anyone, so he woke up at the bed in the hospital. As Joe found his own situation, he met the main objectives of the band completely and became the focal point of the focus and symbolic performance of "1".

Johnny got his gun at Dalton Tranbo, the main character Joe Bonham was introduced as an American soldier who left his family and girlfriend to join the army during the First World War It was. At the opening ceremony, he woke up at the hospital bed and was hit by a shell. He said that in addition to touching, he lost all his flexibility and sense, and that he lost all his faces with his arms, legs, eyes, nose, ears, tongue, two chin I gradually noticed. But his idea is perfect, making him a prisoner of his body. The doctor had a tracheotomy on him, so he could not suffocate and deprived him the ability to commit suicide. He tried to talk with the doctor to tell the desire to die using Morse code, but young people did not do so because it was denied to be shown nationwide as an example of war terror. Then they lowered their heads so that he could not "speak". When that was over he slowly fell to the haze