1984 Ignorance Is Peace By George Orwell

“War is Peace. Freedom is Slavery. Ignorance is Strength” The three slogans of Big Brother and the Party in George Orwell’s well renowned book, 1984. Utopia by definition in the dictionary means an imagined place or state of things in which everything is perfect. The book was written by Orwell because he dreamed that he saw a future where the world was a negative utopia. This novel is set in the year 1984, or that is what the main character, Winston, believes because so many facts about life have been changed to help suit the party and only the party. In this world, the Party is in charge; Everything is done to please Big Brother and everything is done for Big Brother. Thankfully for Mr. George Orwell, this vision he had never came to be. The world is run by different governments trying to coexist with each other and to live in happiness with one another. However, the ideas and thoughts behind !984 haven’t all gone away. …show more content…
In the show, a group of random people are thrown into a house together and they all must coexist with one another. They all don’t get along nor do all of the contestants like to follow each other's rules, but like the book, they are being watched by the world for the enjoyment of everyone watching. Plus, the infamous Room 101 is also a big tv hit. In the book, Room 101 was a torture chamber where the enemies of the party are taken to be tortured by their worst fears; for our main protagonist Winston, it was rats. In the tv series Room 101, the people are given the chance to rid themselves of their worst fears so that it no longer haunts them and so that they no longer have to live with