Nineteen Eighty-Four (1984) was a fiction novel by English author George Orwell. Winston was a worker in the Outer Party, who devoted himself to rewriting the history in the Ministry of Truth threw doubt upon Big Brother. The government carried out highly centralized rule. He fell in love with Julia. This story ended in tragedy. They tried to rebel against the Party by enjoying pleasures ,but their efforts ended in a failure. It was important to have someone you can confide in at that time. Both of them wanted to disengage themselves from these rules of the Party. According to the novel, the aim of the Party was to “remove all pleasure from the sexual act"; however, sexual attraction was a large part that Winston fell in love with Julia. Julia tried to rebel against the Party by enjoying sex. Her behavior was against the rules of the Party.
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According to the novel, “in the assumption that every sound you made was overheard, and, except in darkness, every movement scrutinized”, the atmosphere was thick with tension all the time. Thought Police had been keeping watching on people in this society. People in this country were held down by a repressive regime. Winston had an unhappy feeling he was being watched. Winston and Julia wanted to disengage themselves from the Party, and they tried to find a way to resist the Party; however, the idea of personal freedom was an illusion at that time. The whole thing ended in tragedy. “I betrayed you”, they both said at the same time. Fate had ordained that they would never love each other again. They both thought they didn’t have the same feeling anymore when they met after they had been released. “everything was all right, the struggle was finished. He had won the victory over himself. He loved Big Brother.” Winston could not be the master of his own fate. Restricted by the Party system Winston and Julia were unable to continue to love each
According to the novel, “in the assumption that every sound you made was overheard, and, except in darkness, every movement scrutinized”, the atmosphere was thick with tension all the time. Thought Police had been keeping watching on people in this society. People in this country were held down by a repressive regime. Winston had an unhappy feeling he was being watched. Winston and Julia wanted to disengage themselves from the Party, and they tried to find a way to resist the Party; however, the idea of personal freedom was an illusion at that time. The whole thing ended in tragedy. “I betrayed you”, they both said at the same time. Fate had ordained that they would never love each other again. They both thought they didn’t have the same feeling anymore when they met after they had been released. “everything was all right, the struggle was finished. He had won the victory over himself. He loved Big Brother.” Winston could not be the master of his own fate. Restricted by the Party system Winston and Julia were unable to continue to love each