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The book teaches us that we are all controlled by basic human nature. We all have basic instincts that take over when we are in certain situations such as being scared. Orwell warns against communism and complete equality as it can dictate human nature such as his example of Newspeak that changes and restricts how we speak. In communism people spy on one another to insure equality which will lead to people not expressing these feelings due to fear for their lives.

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The book is very unique being one of the first dystopian novels. The relationship between Winston and Julia has a great dynamic to it as they must stay safe. Throughout the book, Winston struggles with his identity as he can't express himself when he is constantly being watched.

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Winston's greatest fear is rats and he is tortured emotionally with the threats to have them eaten alive to the point where he gives Julia up to Big Brother.

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Winston turns to Victory Gin and Victory Cigarettes to  cope with his lack of freedom and his constant state of depression before Julia.

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The glass paper weight symbolizes Winston's thoughts on freedom and it depicts his views on the society and his relationship with Julia.

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Overall, I really liked the book. It is a lot different from the novels we have read in class this year. I like the idea of life from an alternate society and comparing and contrasting the two. It is very interesting to see what would happen in a world with limited human rights and to imagine how I would react in Winston's place.

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The Maze Runner Series by James Dashner follows Thomas who is put into a maze with other people, unknowingly being tested and manipulated by the government. In The Maze their only goal is to survive giving away all sense of innocence with the boys fighting to live. Later in the series the boys have escaped the maze and are rebelling from the government only to find that many people live in slums and are extremely poor just as the proles.

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https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2017/world/north-korea-defectors/?utm_term=.641d2f4f0eca

This article by The Washington Post depicts the totalitarian society created by the Kim Dynasty. North Koreans are consistently oppressed by their government and are lead by a strong and supreme leader that has taken their liberties.

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1. Complete control over a person causes the anhelation of their free will and individuality.

a.       Ingsoc watches the everyday action of ordinary citizen by using the telescreens.

b.       When Winston and Julia meet one another in the woods they are constantly fearful of being overheard by secret microphones.

2. Lack of privacy leads to constant paranoia.

a.       Winston constantly is checking for telescreens and spies throughout the book and trusts absolutely no one.

b.       It takes Winston a while to trust Julia due to his constant actions of keeping to himself and hiding his rebellious thoughts/actions.

3. A sense of identity gives power to the individual.
a.       Winston feels a sense of relief while writing in his journal as he is able to express himself like he is unable to do in public.
b. Winston feels relief when with Julia as he is able to rebel and enjoy himself which he isn't able to do very often while being watched.

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1984 written by George Orwell in 1949 is a dystopian novel depicting what the world could be like with the social issues of the time continuing to develop and take the world by storm. The book revolves around Winston who is trying to fit in a society where he doesn't fit into, and if he doesn't he will be sent to the mysterious Ministry of Love as he is always being watched.

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Winston - 39 year old protagonist of the story. Feels pressured to conform to this totalitarian society yet has the urge to rebel due to his lack of freedom.
O'Brien - Antagonist of the story. O'Brien earns Winston's trust by getting him to rebel against INGSOC until he is caught and O'Brien later tortures him.
Julia - Grows in Part 2 as the main side character of the story. Julia is Winston's love interest and also wants to participate in rebellion.
Mr. Charrington - Owns an antique store that Winston visits. Turns out to be a member of the thoughtpolice.

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4/5 Stars
83% Rotten Tomatoes