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government? Are they scared to speak up against the government? People are so afraid now and days to speak up for themselves and it does no good to let someone continue to do something wrong that they know is unlawful. For instance, in the book 1984 big brother has complete control over the population and he claims it's to “make the world a better place” when…

Stereotypes: Shaping Us in Bad Ways Statistics show that most people see white men associated with crimes. Studies also show that most people see black people as really lazy. One time, a Mexican was being attacked with stereotypes. When he tried to defend himself, he said, “You do know the richest man in the world is Mexican, right?” the bullies said, “Yeah. He probably either stole it from people, or made it on selling illegal drugs.” These are stereotypes. Most everything that Americans know…

1984, the Dystopian Era An imagined place or state in which everything is unpleasant or bad, typically a totalitarian or environmentally degraded one, is the actual definition of dystopia, but this is a perfect embodiment of the novel 1984. In 1984 the use of technology and a futuristic era is feared. The people of Oceania, London, where 1984 is set are petrified every second of their life. George Orwell uses the Thought Police to constantly monitor the people. Dystopia is shown throughout the…

was a little baby again. I couldn’t squelch the tears. No matter how hard I tried they kept coming. Big G was just one of those guys that you noticed as soon as he walked in. His energy could be felt as soon as he entered a room and his voice usually filled the whole place too. His name is description enough for what he was to me and everybody else. Big G. When I first met him I thought the name Big G was just so Gino and his…

imagined place or state in which everything is unpleasant or bad, and is typically totalitarian or environmentally degraded. Orwell uses past governmental party leaders, such as Stalin and Hitler, to symbolize “Big Brother” in this novel. Big Brother is one of the main characters in the novel who controls The Party and the people of Oceania. Orwell uses himself many ways as a basis for the main character Winston. Winston is against Big Brother and The Party, but acts as a civilized follower of…

“in fact proud of her” (233). Parsons feels this way because he is extremely loyal to the Party and believes in anything they do. This displays the Party’s ability to manipulate Oceana’s population. The Party forces people’s loyalty to be directed at Big Brother and the Party rather than one’s own family. The Party is creating a society in which love does not exist. 2. O’Brien states that the “thing in Room 101 is the worst thing in the world” (283). Room 101 is where The Party sends criminals…

In the novel 1984, it talks about a society in the future that controls every aspect of life and every little move anyone makes is recorded and documented for the government to see. The saying “Big Brother is watching you” is referred to many times in this book since Big Brother is the leader of The Party and also the one that can be referred to as a god. With the advancement of technology at a steady rate, we may think to ourselves that this world may become what orwell described in his novel…

novel 1984 by George Orwell, the main character Winston Smith is just a regular citizen of Oceania who lives with basically nothing and is controlled by Big Brother every single day. Winston ends up being brainwashed and a perfect citizen of Oceania. In the book 1984, it shows the life style of being controlled by the government. Kim Jong Un and Big Brother are extremely alike. They are both terrible leaders who do terrible things to their citizens. “After the Korean War, Kim II Sung used his…

the right to attack others if they didn’t do anything. Next, fans go too far because they go crazy whenever the other team scores once. Then, fans should just look at the game as if it’s just a simple game. People take sports too seriously and make a big deal over their loss. People make riots just for one loss of a game. First, riots are wrong and mean nothing. Riots should only be broken out if the British Parliament conquered US and made us pay high taxes. That’s when we have the right to…

Julia and Winston In 1984 by George Orwell, we are shown how individuals with some incredible contrasting traits fall deeply dependent to each other in love. They share a common ground: they are both secret rebels of the brainwashing force that is Big brother. They unanimously hate the regime controlling their life, but their ways of rebellion against the party can differ greatly. By looking at their physical being, their ethical and moral groundings and which aspects of humanity they each…