Dystopia In 1984 Research Paper

Perfect is something everyone tries to be, but can never accomplish. The word “perfect” is a word used often in some cases but not necessarily accurate. “Utopia”, is a word defined as, “and ideal place, or state”. A utopia is also referred to as “perfect” place. Utopias opposite, a dystopia, is defined as, “a society characterized by human misery as squalor, disease, and overcrowding”. In most cases, utopias turn into dystopias over time, and in reality, from the inside the people think everything is normal, but from the outside looking in, it is a terrible and dark place. In the novel 1984, the people in Oceania love the mysterious dictator they call, “Big Brother”. He and his party control the society and have brainwashed all of them. Due to the people growing up like that, they’ve grown to believe its normal. This utopia falls into a dystopia because “Big Brother”, and the government set specific rules, and restrictions for the society and controls everyone. The society in Oceania love “Big Brother”, and the way they live. Living in a society all of your life, and being told what
The Fruitland’s, a real life utopia degrades into a dystopia; the people just don’t think that it is actually bad. Living in a society that is degrading, and controlling with tons of restrictions is not healthy or okay. In the Fruitland’s, people are only allowed to bathe in unheated water, and are not allowed to eat and drink certain products. Other reasons as to why this utopia turns into a dystopia is because certain pieces of clothing is banned from wearing, and the strict rules of course that need to be followed as long as a person is living in that community. Living in this society is a utopia, and safe to the people but in reality is a horrible place. It is hard to judge situations when you are in them, than when you are outside looking in on the