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representing numbers of captured North Vietnam during that time and providing a spotlight on the harm committed to them and how they are prisoners, which is also happens to the South.

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Within the song Three-Five-Zero-Zero, soldiers are viewed as "meat" instead of being recognised as men, while in one of Wilfred Poems, Dulce et Decorum est, the soldiers are spoken about as being "lame" which is normally what we call animals that need to be put down due to illness or injury. This contrast conveys how these soldiers are just seen as animals or machines to do a job by being sent out to die instead of being seen then human beings with emotions.

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It displays how the victims suffer or die in different ways, how the pain is endure while being captured.
Its to address the suffering occurring during war.

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The structure of the song consists of montaged words to create graphic images of experiences soldiers went through, such as "ripped open by metal explosions", "caught in barbed wire", etc.

The Verse's continue this dark horrific imagery by use of sentences such as "Two hundred and fifty-six Viet Cong captured" and "Mail order rifles shoot the muscles"

The, what I'm assuming is, chorus is repeated several times throughout the entirety of the song as if to emphasise on the  line of "Prisoners in Niggertown" and "Three-Five-Zero-Zero".

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The use of this Dark imagery in the structure reflects on the use of language in Wilfred Owens poem's.

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While there are connections to Wilfred Owen's poetry throughout this song, there are few similarities in who they are addressing, as Wilfred Owen's poetry doesn't address a protest scene surrounding the war. Instead he often targets individuals or higher ranked army officials with similar criticisms, especially in stanza six of 'Insensibility' when Owen calls those in the army who aren't on the front line "dullards whom no cannon stuns" and "Wretched and mean", which is similar to how the protestors in 3500 criticise the American army at war and those who are forcing them to be there.

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this song explains the horrors experienced by soldiers during wartime

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dehumanising humans as they are dying emphasises how violent war and deaths were in the Vietnam War

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The song creates a protest scene against the Vietnam War and creates a satire against the soldiers and the media who is trying to control what is being seen by those at home (Seen especially in the lines "Two hundred and fifty six, Viet Cong Captured", which represents the satire and is presented as if they are trying to mimic soldiers who have captured the enemy, and the line "It's a dirty little war", which can be interpreted as a criticism and a form of protest).

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It is more of a factual kind of perspective, because of the use of the numbers as evidence to show the harm being committed from bomb warfare

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Wilfred Owen also maintains a critical tone of the war and frequently utilises harsh language to unveil the harsh truths of conflict. A prime example of this comes in Dulce et Decorum est where, in the final stanza alone, Owen uses descriptions of "froth-corrupted lungs" that are "obscene" and "bitter", as well as "vile, incurable sores".
Against lyrics detailing "bullet shocks", "throbbing meat", and being "ripped open", both authors are clearly comfortable with revealing the horrors of war.

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the lyrics could be linked to the similar imagery that is used in owen's poem dulce et decorum est

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the bluntness of the song really connects to the poem as the use of "Ripped open by a metal explosion" connects to the way Wilfred Owen expresses his concerns

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The central themes of the song include violence as it has the idea of 'ripped open' by metal explosion from guns, bombs ect.
It also includes the Viet Cong and how many of their people were captured at the time, and how vicious the American troops were to the Vietnamese.

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the song highlight the scale of injury and casualties during the Vietnam war through eh use of strong imagery such as "ripped open by metal explosion" and "shrapnel, throbbing meat"

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The song also focused on very blunt language which would have a deeper meaning and impact on the audience

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One of the themes of the song is the unpleasant fighting between the soilders and the long lasting impacts

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The purpose of the song is to explain the devastation that occurred because of the war and what the soldiers went through, in terms of what the life was like.

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The purpose of the song is to emphasise the numbers of the current casualties in the war with the title "three-five-zero-zero". The graphic images are created through the lyrics like "ribbed open by metal explosion". These words expose the reality of what happened during the Vietnamese war.

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The tone is very harsh and abrupt as it details example after example of the brutality of war. Overwhelmingly, the song's tone is critical of the Vietnam War and the actions committed by those within it, and it takes great care in repeating each of the horrors to reaffirm this critical position in the mind of listeners.

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highlights the the brutality that is experienced at wars and the extent of its impacts