“The Terror of War,” a Pulitzer winning photograph from 1972. In it, Phan Thị Kim Phúc runs away after being hit by a napalm bomb. Years later, Phan Thị was identified by the Vietnamese government as the child from the famous photo, and they pulled her out of school to exploit her fame. Subject to severe government surveillance, Phan Thị lost all of her friends and spiraled into a deep state of bitterness and depression.