1984, where the ind. is no longer in control....
The individual is doomed in a world where the he is no longer in control of his self. Forces around and in him victimize the person, but all these forces have the same center, they all revolve around one main source. In the novel, 1984, by George Orwell, Winston Smith, the main character, falls victim to these forces which prohibit him from controlling his own life. One of these forces is the control the Party gives itself on the so-called truth, they take away history and replace it with whatever fits their needs. Another force that victimizes Winston is the Party’s policing and unwritten laws, which in the end turn out to be the ruin of Winston’s life. Winston also falls victim to his self; he is constantly fighting a battle within his mind against the evils of newspeak and doublethink. Winston Smith loses control of his self because of one main source; this source is the Party.The Party takes control of Winston’s life using many methods, one of these ways is through their manipulation of the ‘truth’ in the past. In Winston’s world any unpure thought may strike the Party as ‘evil’, if so they will make one disappear, or be an ‘unperson’. This is one of Winston’s many fear's. He is afraid of w
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Approximate Word count = 1777
Approximate Pages = 7 (250 words per page double spaced)
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