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To protect Daisy, Jay Gatsby sacrifices his own life, which highlights the extent of love and devotion he has for Daisy.

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In 1984 by George Orwell, Winston sacrifices his safety in order to stand up against the party.

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In the novel 1984, Winston Smith, the main protagonist, sacrifices his safety in order to break from the oppressive Party,  which emphasized how much he values freedom and how totalitarian governments do not.

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In the novel 1984, by George Orwell, Winston is stuck in a situation where survival is his main priority, so when he's on the verge of being horribly tortured, he chose to sacrifice Julia in order to keep surviving.

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In 1984, Big Brother represents the elimination of free will and freedom at the hands of totalitarian control

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In Arthur Golden"s "Memoirs of a Geisha" Young Chio was beaten and not given any freedom while living with her caretakers. Being sold as a young child into to a geisha house she was forced to learn their ways. When she attempted to escape to find her sister she fell and damaged herself causing a large medical bill for her "adoptive" mother. These bills caused her mother to beat her more and give her more difficult task around the house to pay off her debt for her attempt at escape.Revealing how girls during that time were sold off and treated as if playing cards that can be disposed and used over time.

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In George Orwell's novel, 1984, Big Brother has a small but prominent presence. Throughout the book we see how Big Brother directly impacts the development of characters through fear and threats.

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In the novel 1984, George Orwell illustrates Winston's character to have sacrificed his partner in crime because he feels threatened by his fear of rats. This highlights how much Winston values his own life, than taking that risk to save Julia and continue fighting to bring down a totalitarian government.

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In the novel 1984 by George Orwell, The main character, Winston, sacrifices his life to go against the government and try to get his freedom which shows how willing people are to escape the control of the government.

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In the novel 1984, Goldstein, who although is not physically present in the novel, gives Julia and Winston hope that there is a revolution against Big Brother and The Party, guiding the choices and decisions that they make along their journey.

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1984 is known for being the most recognized literary merit  because of George Orwell's use of antagonist actions in the dynamic characters to make an appeal to get the audience's sympathy. George Orwell uses the thought police to bring the audience attention since the they show a lot of power and authority over their people in Oceania. The influence of oppression show more sympathy from the audience to Winston as the character who suffers from hostility and paranoia of the totalitarian government.

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In the novel 1984, Winston experiences conflict with the paternal figure, Big Brother. The conflict occurs because Big Brother is the dictator of the city Oceania. This contributes to the overall theme of the book, rebellion, and the desire live freely.

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In the novel 1984 by George Orwell, Goldstein is not a prominent role in the story. Yet he shows a really good example of rebelling against the totalitarian government.

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In the novel 1984, Big Brother is a significant character who does not appear. He is the leader of The Party who controls the citizens of Oceania. He affects the overarching theme of totalitarian government by oppressing the people.

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Q1: In George Orwell's 1984,  Big Brother is used to express the novels overall theme about the dangers of totalitarian governments and people's willingness to blindly follow an oppressive leader without questioning their authority as seen in totalitarian governments during Orwell's time such as, Nazi Germany and Stalin's Soviet Union.

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Q1: In George Orwell's 1984,  Big Brother is used to express the novels overall theme about the dangers of totalitarian governments and people's willingness to blindly follow an oppressive leader without questioning their authority as seen in totalitarian governments during Orwell's time such as, Nazi Germany and Stalin's Soviet Union.

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In the novel, Night by Elie Weisel, Eliezer witnessing his father's death in the concentration camp affected his view on survival during the Holocaust. Giving Eliezer a purpose to live, he highlights the struggles being a Jew.

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In 1984, by George Orwell,  Goldstein is not present, and this affects the development of the totalitarian government and its strict control over Oceania, which in turn affects the behavior and choices of Winston Smith

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In the novel 1984, the character Goldstein, who does not appear in the novel, highlights the oppression of the totalitarian government of Oceania and the rebellious characteristics of Winston and Julia.