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Owen addresses the horrors of wars, he emphasises the psychological and emotional impact of the war.  It coveys the trauma and the pain the soldiers experienced leading to the bizarre behaviour they have. This forces us to accept the gory and unusual behaviour of the men who went to war, making the reader sympathise and feel some responsibility for urging them to go to war

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In “Mental Cases”, Wilfred Owen addresses the emotional and psychological impact of war soldiers. In order to make the readers sympathize with the soldiers who experience trauma.

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Wilfred Owen exposed the after math of the war to the government officials who caused deaths and trauma of the soldiers forcing the readers to feel guilt of the ever lasting psychological  damage caused upon the soldiers.

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Wilfred Owen laments the horrors of war as well as the haunting events that led to soldiers dealing with shell shock, contrasting the propaganda of the recruitment posters of soldiers in order to make British Government to realise their inappropriate responsibility.

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Wilfred Owen conveys the way soldiers are dehumanized post war, as he aims to present the horrifying events to the public, to make them realize the inhuman way the government has treated them.

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Wilfred Owen uses animalistic imagery to show how war could psychologically and physically damage the soldiers, to make the readers emphatise with the soldiers and understand how dehumanizing war can be.

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Owen portrays images of the soldiers worst fears and the guilt they felt at that time, In order to convey to the reader how propaganda has caused these soldiers to lose their humanity.

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Owen’s ‘Mental Cases’ is a product of the horrors he, as a lieutenant, witnessed during war. He illustrates the trauma and animalistic manner of the soldiers following the conflict to provoke a sense of guilt and pity towards those who lack knowledge then.

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Through Mental Cases, Owen exhibits the dreadful experience that the soldiers went through leading to a post traumatic disorder to reveal to the readers the disgust of war.

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Mental cases vividly portrays the images of war and its traumatic aftermath constantly experienced by survivors to reveal the truth about the war propaganda readers might have  been forced to believe.

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Wilfred Owen forces the reader to question their opinions on war as Owen shows the reader how the war-torn soldiers had to go through the devastation of shell shock as an effect of surviving. Owen does this by painting the scene of the gruesome and violent battle front.

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Owen talks about the horrors soldiers went through psychologically and physiologically in order to let readers put themselves in these soldiers' shoes. This is done through creating vivid images of gory battlefields filled with fellow soldiers that have had their lives taken away from them.