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1984 really makes you question the world that we live in. While I was reading it, I was wondering if these things happen around me such as being watched and changing history. From the characters you can learn that some things may never change, but it is worth it to attempt to make a change. George Orwell is trying to express to people that we may never be as safe as we think we are and questioning the things happening around you is okay. His purpose in writing this is to show people that if we let the government have too much power, things may turn out like it did in 1984.

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Likes:
I like the overall plot of the book and how you couldn't predict what was going to happen.
Dislikes:
I did not like how the book ended, not because it was poorly written but because it wasn't what you expected to happen.
Should You Read It?
I say you should read this book if you like books that are about dystopians or if you like a page turner. 1984 has lots of depth and description but also gives the reader space to think what they want.

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Matched by Ally Condie
- This book is similar to 1984 because it involves a girl who lives in a utopian society similar to Winston. Her problem though is that she is in love with someone who isn't the person she is "matched" with. It reminds me of Winston and Julia and how their love is forbidden.

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http://metro.co.uk/2017/05/31/is-someone-watching-you-through-your-webcam-6675418/
- This article talks about how hackers can watch you through your computer screen and track what you are doing. This is similar to 1984 because the government watches them through their telescreen.

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This book is full of ups and downs for the two main characters, Winston and Julia. They must decide between what they believe in and what the government is forcing them to believe. Through betrayal and hate they both struggle with trying to figure out who they are and what they believe. Will they be able to make a change?

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This peaceful landscape represents the freedom that Winston and Julia had together, and also the freedom inside of Winston's mind.

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The bubble popping represents how Winston's freedom vanished so fast and how things can change so quickly.

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This image represents how the government is always watching you. In the novel, the citizens are always being heard and watched through the telescreen.

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Winston:
Winston is a middle aged man who is attempting to make a difference in the society he lives in. In the beginning of the book Winston has a fear and hatred toward women. Throughout the story Winston begins to take bigger acts of rebellion towards his government and soon realizes how hard it is to make a change.
Julia:
Julia is Winstons girlfriend who has similar beliefs to him. She tricks people into believing she loves the government but really she hates it. She also believes that her actions can make a difference in her society but she also ends up seeing how her actions may never matter.

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George Orwell