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The novel teaches us that you should embrace resistance because you must be able to stand up for what you believe in, even if others are trying to stop you from achieving your goals. Winston and Julia taught us that in the face of adversity, it is okay to be yourself and do what is right, even if everyone else is telling you that you are wrong. The message the author is trying to send is to go against what everyone is telling you is right, if you know that what is being said is wrong. Orwell's purpose was to expose the lies that the government tells you about everything that they do being right and how they make sure that you are doing what they want you to do. He also wrote this because he feared that the government would become totalitarian after the war.

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Others should read this book because it helps shed light on the ideas of Big Brother. It informs people that the government might actually be watching them and taking note of everything that they do. It is also a good novel for people that are a fan of dystopian novels because a great deal of the elements in this novel carry over to the elements of other novels, like the government controlling its people to do whatever it wants.

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I didn't like how repetitive the 3rd Part of the book was. It seemed that O'Brien repeated the same things to Winston multiple times, and there was no variation. I also didn't like how forced the relationship between Julia and Winston was because there wasn't that much affection between them.

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This movie connects to 1984 because both forms of media talk about societies that are enveloped in war, but none of the war efforts by the government are actually shown. The war is between the entire world, and the people are forced into situations where they must do what the government wants.

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I like that this book always keeps you guessing and never gives you too much information. The book never gave away any information before it was needed and kept the reader guessing. I also liked the suspenseful times when Winston was trying to rebel and hide from Julia, without being caught. These parts of the novel were fast paced and kept my attention better than other parts of the novel.

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This article connects to 1984 because it's about fake news, which connects to the theme that there is no object account of history. This connects because Fake News is putting out information about history that is not correct, which is similar to how the Records Department changes history.

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Winston Smith is a member of the Outer Party in the country of Oceania. The Party is always monitoring its people and oppressing its people by not allowing them to do anything that could hurt the Party. He is more aware of what is going on in the society than others and attempts to do anything he can to turn the society back to how it was before the Revolution. Winston faces a great deal of twists when he notices that he is being stalked and becomes more invested in his rebellious ways. Winston struggles to maintain his secrecy while also making a difference in a cause that has no chance of progress in sight.

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The telescreens symbolize that the Party is always watching. The telescreens can see and hear everything in a room, which keeps the people from rebelling against the Party.

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The glass paperweight symbolizes the last bit of history that is left from before the Revolution. The Party has been changing the past, so that people would continue to follow the Party because there was no negative history of the Party.

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Julia's Anti-Sex League Sash symbolizes her devotion to the Party and being pure. The sash helps Julia hide the fact that she has sex a lot by naming her as part of the Anti-Sex League. This helps hide the fact that she is very rebellious.

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Protagonist: Winston
Winston is a member of the Outer Party that works at the Records Department in the Ministry of Truth. He is a person that is against the rulings of the Party and is trying to rebel against the Party in subtle ways.

Julia: Julia is a member of the Outer Party, that works in the Fiction Department. She does not agree with the acts of the Party, but only does little things to go against the Party.

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1. Big Idea: Loyalty

Insight: Loyalty is how people express their devotion to a given person or cause. Loyalty allows people to rely on others and is a way to establish friendships or a group mentality.

Textual Evidence:

- The Thought Police express loyalty towards the Party by following all of the laws and always knowing when someone does not follow them, so that they can be convicted of their Thought Crime. This is shown when Winston says that they always catch the person that has committed the crime.

- The members of the Outer Party are portrayed as being loyal to the Party by not committing Thought Crimes. A specific way that their loyalty is maintained is through the Two Minute Hate, when everyone is able to release their hate towards rebels together by screaming at pictures of rebels.
2.  Big Idea: Social Inequality

Insight: Social inequality is when one group of people is oppressed by another group. Social inequality causes a conflict between the people that are unequal to the highest part of society.

Textual Evidence:

- The Proles are considered to be the lowest part of the society and are less financially able than everyone else. The Proles are constantly bombed because it makes them think that they are at war even though they might not actually be.

- The Outer Party members don’t have as much power as the Inner Party members. The Inner Party members have special privileges that the Outer Party doesn’t have, like the ability to turn off their telescreens and having an unlimited supply of good food and products.
3. Big Idea: Rebellion

Insight: Rebellion is a way for people to show their displeasure in the actions of others. Rebellion usually occurs between an overarching power and the people that they are oppressing.

Textual Evidence:

- Julia and Winston participate in acts of rebellion against the Party when they go to different hiding spots and do actions that the government has specifically warned against, like making love.

- O’Brien creates acts of rebellion so that other people can be caught by the Though Police. He gave Winston the book about the Brotherhood so that people were more into their acts of defiance and will be caught.

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I rate this book a 4.5 stars out of 5.