George Orwell's 1984 Analysis
In “1984” George Orwell’s novel it symbolizes that our government could go into a dictatorship if they get too much power. For example North Korea uses censorship, corruption and brainwash to control their citizens. North Korea’s government prevents them from speaking their own mind, from having their freedom. This could be George Orwell mind of an ideal government in his book. A nightmare of a government that could become reality. Imagination is the weapon in the war of reality. An imagination is something that is made up but that can become reality in a matter of seconds. That is where George Orwell’s “1984” wanted to warm people how the government could end up if we give them too much power. Orwell conveys an image of a society that
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Censoring a huge part of their lives, the government is hungry on changing their lives for the worst. But yet the citizens do not know that they are being brainwashed to follow their leader commands. In 1984 the party basically brainwashed their citizens to follow their commands. Commands that are very unnecessary to the society. Censorship in North Korea ranks among some of the most extreme in the world, by having their government take strict control over communication. No type of communication is made in North Korea to other people outside of their country. Maybe even people who live there. Now we do not know if the can even communicate with other. Each day tears need dry on the faces of children to parents. Fear overwhelms the citizens who live with very limited hopes and …show more content…
Throughout the novel Winston rebelled against the party. His secret rendezvous with Julia, hiding in places that made them think that they were not being watched. But in fact the forgot that “Big Brother is watching you”. Big Brother is the party so they both (Winston and Julia) knew that they were being watched so they had an act of rebellion. While being in the ministry of love, Winston was tortured for his ‘sins’ as a citizens of Oceania. After all at the end of the novel the party had brainwashed Winston or siding with them, “he had won the victory over himself. He loved Big Brother” (Orwell
Censoring a huge part of their lives, the government is hungry on changing their lives for the worst. But yet the citizens do not know that they are being brainwashed to follow their leader commands. In 1984 the party basically brainwashed their citizens to follow their commands. Commands that are very unnecessary to the society. Censorship in North Korea ranks among some of the most extreme in the world, by having their government take strict control over communication. No type of communication is made in North Korea to other people outside of their country. Maybe even people who live there. Now we do not know if the can even communicate with other. Each day tears need dry on the faces of children to parents. Fear overwhelms the citizens who live with very limited hopes and …show more content…
Throughout the novel Winston rebelled against the party. His secret rendezvous with Julia, hiding in places that made them think that they were not being watched. But in fact the forgot that “Big Brother is watching you”. Big Brother is the party so they both (Winston and Julia) knew that they were being watched so they had an act of rebellion. While being in the ministry of love, Winston was tortured for his ‘sins’ as a citizens of Oceania. After all at the end of the novel the party had brainwashed Winston or siding with them, “he had won the victory over himself. He loved Big Brother” (Orwell