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Soldier's Sweetheart [VHS]
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The movie might seem on the surface to be silly and unrealistic and if you did not read the original work, The Things They Carried by Tim O'Brien, it is quite possible to dismiss this as nonsensical fluff from an anti-Vietnam soldier perspective. Tim O'Brien was in Vietnam. The whole book needs to be read to understand the story ("The Sweetheart of Song Tra Bong") and that might be the problem in trying to present only part of the novel in a TV movie.

O' Brien (the narrator in the book) tells the readers later in the novel that the story is probably the most realistic of all those in the book. Maybe "Mary Anne" or the girl next door didn't really show up in Nam, but innocent, impressionable kids did go to Nam and did develop a killer's eye and instincts.

The story is a metaphor for those young men who went to Vietnam with no real understanding of the war or the mechanics of fighting and were turned into killing machines as a means to survive the madness there. Some literally became machines, but of course, not all did. The majority of soldiers put in their time and tried to find a sense of normalcy, but O'Brien's story points out that even the purest of people could be damned by the war.