George Orwell uses book three of “1984” to conclude the story by making parallels with The Parties obsession with power and how they are able to hold authority over the citizens. Throughout the story individuals are terrified of rebelling because of the fear that the party has instilled within them. If The Party finds out someone is rebelling they will abuse their power and torture those who rebel in order to break their humanity. Once the party has reinstated fear in the rebelling citizen and broke their humanity all the individuals have left is to become the parties’ robots. The party continues to hold power because they begin to manipulate the citizens by the fear or torture of mental and physical violence.
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