Winston Smith's Definition Of Heroism In 1984 George Orwell

In the story 1984 by George Orwell the two biggest characters in it was Winston Smith and George Orwell but they both had different opinions on what a hero was. Everybody has their own to say about what a hero really is in this life but what is a hero really? Some people say it’s someone who is admired or idealized for courage, outstanding achievements or qualities. A brave person who defies the system just as Winston Smith did in the story but a hero can be just a plain old person that doesn't have a big title to their name going out of their way to help the people of the town or put their life on the line every day. George Orwell’s definition of a heroism: Ordinary people doing whatever they can to change social system that did not respect
When you read this story you have to understand that it was in 1984 and it was a wake up to the spread of communism that was going to happen, he wanted the perfect community with mind games and only little vocabulary. He wanted it to be just like he wanted and It was starting. But the question was do I think Winston Smith was a hero by George definition? No I do not think he was a hero even though he did well for everyone and helped them with things they needed. The stuff that he did gave him hope that he could overthrow the government. Winston just did all of the things so he could have the feel of being a rebel but he would have just tried to do it right him could have really made a difference in this world and I don't think he even noticed it at the time we was doing all of the stuff for the people. My opiopion is that if he would of left his rebel stage out of it and actually helped the people because he cared then I would of considered him a hero even though he didn't fit the profile of a hero but looks always deceive you and even the smallest person on the earth could be a hero it’s about your heart and all the good you have inside of