Another similarity between 1984 and Toys is the setup of the book. During 1984 the book is split into three smaller books. In book one it shows Winston’s conflict with the outside world and his inner conflict of wanting to commit thought crime and wanting to do the right thing. The second book shows us how Winston believes the Party and Big Brother are wrong. For example Julia and Winston engage in sexual intercourse, an act of rebellion against the party. Winston also makes friends with a man named Mr. Charrington, who in the end, turns out to be the thought police and turns Winston into the Party. During the third book this is the breakdown of Winston’s character. He is tortured continuously by O’brien, the man Winston believed headed the
