Two themes of the book 1984 include Memory & the Past and Power. Memory & the past relate to everything the citizens stand by in beliefs and thoughts. Winston believes all the memories that come to his head, whether haunting or pleasant. His past such as the life he once lived with his wife and the death of three men are vivid and alive to him. Power is how the Party of Oceania is controls everything (time, people and etc.) by creating a totalitarian state.
The themes relate to the novel. Memory & the past are present to people throughout the story. What’s ironic is how the garbage chute, is known as a “memory hole.” This is a place where people lose memories, instead of preserving. Winston relies on his memories & the past for happiness and
The themes relate to the novel. Memory & the past are present to people throughout the story. What’s ironic is how the garbage chute, is known as a “memory hole.” This is a place where people lose memories, instead of preserving. Winston relies on his memories & the past for happiness and