In a country with now laws why would there be police? The previously stated is truth for George Orwell’s Novel 1984, where there is no laws the thought police keep a populace in check under what jurisdiction is uncovered throughout the book. Orwell's dystopian novel 1984 depicts a world in which the characters unfold the lies of freedom that have been ingrained into the minds of the populace, run by the party and big brother their lust for power has lead to the loss of freedom for the characters of the book these being the ability to have their own thoughts, being subjected to horrifying torture and made to love the ones that hurt them.
Throughout the Novel, the character winston is constantly having an existential crisis within his mind of what freedom is to him. A big factor of this is because of what big brother has done to him over time within his life, for lack of a better work, brainwashing. However winston is not the only one in fact almost all of the characters in the book have fallen to the same fate as winston. The as the setting is described to us almost every in the book are posters of “BIG BROTHER”. Ine the story they are “the posters that were plastered everywhere. The black-moustachio’d face gazed down from every commanding corner. There was one on the house-front immediately opposite.” (Orwell 1, …show more content…
Understand that what happens there is what keeps the populace doing what society “wants”. Taking place in Orwell's Dystopian novel 1984 The party takes thoughts and bends people to their will though torture and manipulation, eventually forcing them to love the party and love Big Brother. THe people of oceania had given up their freedom long before we look at the story of Winston and Julia, along with no hope for the escape from the grip of the party in the future. As the book puts it, “imagine a boot stamping on a human face — for
Throughout the Novel, the character winston is constantly having an existential crisis within his mind of what freedom is to him. A big factor of this is because of what big brother has done to him over time within his life, for lack of a better work, brainwashing. However winston is not the only one in fact almost all of the characters in the book have fallen to the same fate as winston. The as the setting is described to us almost every in the book are posters of “BIG BROTHER”. Ine the story they are “the posters that were plastered everywhere. The black-moustachio’d face gazed down from every commanding corner. There was one on the house-front immediately opposite.” (Orwell 1, …show more content…
Understand that what happens there is what keeps the populace doing what society “wants”. Taking place in Orwell's Dystopian novel 1984 The party takes thoughts and bends people to their will though torture and manipulation, eventually forcing them to love the party and love Big Brother. THe people of oceania had given up their freedom long before we look at the story of Winston and Julia, along with no hope for the escape from the grip of the party in the future. As the book puts it, “imagine a boot stamping on a human face — for