An aspect of the Novel which insanely symbolizes something that exhibits some much power, yet deemed as a useless way of to convey propaganda on to society as the hidden antagonist. George Orwell created a society that experienced limited freedom due to the Telescreen, which was a broadcast system brought on by the government to brainwash civilization in coherence to create an army of servants in a sense. Not only conducting practices to convince people to live a certain way, but to also assure the rules that are stated be put into effect. Making way for one of the most important role, which is the Telescreen that can be sought out to be a godly eye, mainly because it sees everything, becoming ever more apparent after Winston and Julia’s capture because of their disobedience to the Government, also known as the Party. The Telescreen is the government’s eyes into one’s private life and although Winston seeks an outlet away from the Telescreen, it climatically results in his defeat, which relates to the thought that god see’s all and that you can’t hide anything from a superior, in this case the Party.The standards that brought on to society can represent morals in which the Party holds as the righteous way of living and when someone goes against that way of living they are shunned for their actions.
