Anyone who read this understand that the citizens don’t have any privacy at all, especially the members. “It was the Police Patrol, snooping into people’s windows (p2).” Everywhere there is a telescreen capturing movement and activity of a person. “The instrument (the telescreen, it was called) could be dimmed, but there was no way of shutting it off completely (p2).” Not only is it invading individual privacy, but it also very annoying sometime when the exercise leader yell at people. “6079 Smith W! Yes, you! Bend lower, please!...Now stand at ease, the whole squad, and watch me (p36).” As if invading privacy is not enough, the Party is trying to limit the language. They are trying to keep people from being a thought criminals. “We’re cutting the language down to the bone (p51).”
Symes and Parsons is very different in their behavior and physical appearance. Symes is an intelligent man that speak his mind clearly, but there some stupidity in him. “He said things that would have been better unsaid, (p55).” He doesn't even take a second to think that the Party is watching and listening to him. On the other hand, Parsons is kind of acting childish. …show more content…
They don’t have anything in common, but they united by one thing that is they both that the Party and the laws. Winston is a married, middle age man who wife has disappeared, but he don’t care. Everything that he is doing he have to think about it because he scare that the Thought Police will catch him. While he scare of the result of his action at the same time he want to know about lives before the Revolution. However, Julia is a young and attractive lady. She is not afraid of taking risks. She don’t care what the government is doing because she is not affected by it. She do whatever makes her happy. While Winston is too deep in focusing in the past, Julia is only focus on the future. The past doesn’t matter to her and it doesn’t bring joy to her life for finding out about the
Symes and Parsons is very different in their behavior and physical appearance. Symes is an intelligent man that speak his mind clearly, but there some stupidity in him. “He said things that would have been better unsaid, (p55).” He doesn't even take a second to think that the Party is watching and listening to him. On the other hand, Parsons is kind of acting childish. …show more content…
They don’t have anything in common, but they united by one thing that is they both that the Party and the laws. Winston is a married, middle age man who wife has disappeared, but he don’t care. Everything that he is doing he have to think about it because he scare that the Thought Police will catch him. While he scare of the result of his action at the same time he want to know about lives before the Revolution. However, Julia is a young and attractive lady. She is not afraid of taking risks. She don’t care what the government is doing because she is not affected by it. She do whatever makes her happy. While Winston is too deep in focusing in the past, Julia is only focus on the future. The past doesn’t matter to her and it doesn’t bring joy to her life for finding out about the