Social Burdens, Individual Men: The Draft, Drug Use, and PTSD in The Things They Carried Anonymous College

Dealing with the fact that the death of a friend is monitored, shot, and death is about to approach is reality for soldiers no matter where they fight. Vietnam is a very controversial war, and the majority of the country is against the first involvement of the United States. Many veterans in the Vietnam War suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder due to atrocities of war, and many were adopted by the military during battle. Tim O'Brien 's "They carry", readers can gain insight about the lives of soldiers fighting in the Vietnam War. A company whose girl named Martha dreams of going home does not imagine a fantasy scene like a midrange Jimmy Cross, but many of the characters from "what they have" are I am about to grasp the reality. . Jimmy Cross stuck to Martha and ignored his men, so when Ted Lavender returned to camp, Ted Lavender was shot at once and some of his soldiers were watching the event (O'Brien 482 -495) I know what these soldiers are thinking, even those who bring narcotics like narcotics to maintain poisoning and Caucasian mental distrust.

Men in 'what they carry' actually have two burdens. Firstly, their equipment has a burden: they carry books with guns, ammo, armor, knife, radio, grenade, food, water, medicine, chewing gum. Then, knowing that they may never see the burden of their family again, they never shake what they did what they saw, there is an emotional burden. In fact, they are taken away very suddenly from their lives, so they are with them for the rest of their lives. But the most important thing is from the surroundings: dead children, families with burns, destroyed villages and innocent living, machines called war crushing ruthlessly

The burden is physical, mental or emotional, usually three people. A man of this story has a lot of burden. Cross's responsibility is love and responsibility. The burden on the author is to oppose war and struggle in his own efforts so that he will not be afraid. The burden of all people during the war is alive, I will go home with their reasons in mind. I really like reading this story. This story shows a very detailed view of men's view of the Vietnam War. When I first read, I did not know where the war broke out. After reading the Vietnamese English dictionary, I noticed that they were in Vietnam. The story titles often make you think about the material things they have. While reading you will find emotions and psychology they bring.