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Winston Smith, the main character, is one of the "Ministry of truth" workers. Each day he falcificates the facts of the past, under the watch of the "Telescreens"- a kind of a Television, that follows the citizens 24 hours a day and is the most efficient tool to enforce the authority of the government. In contrast to the absolute docility of the brainwashed citizens, Winston is aware to the horror in which he lives, and opposes the terrorizing party. Yet, he has major difficulties finding a partner to his rebellious considerations, as a result of the great fear of being caught, which seems to paralyze the society around him.

The story is an ambivalent creation. The reader can't ignore the associations that come up through reading the story- remembering espec

Some common words found in the essay are:
Winston Julia, Ministry Love, Telescreens- Television, Russia Stalin's, Eurasia Eastasia, George Orwell, Winston Smith, Ministry Plentyin, ministry truth, ,
Approximate Word count = 566
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)