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Reasoning why people should read 1984 and what we can learn from the writting

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Reasoning why people should read 1984 and what we can learn from the writting

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This book has different meaning than other books have had in a while. It shows how rebelling can make a difference but in positive and negative ways not only in your life but everyone else's too. Also how the government deals with people who want to fight the system.

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In 1984, lots of the same idea is constantly repeated which I find a little annoying as the reader. Besides that I enjoyed everything else!

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The whole idea of 1984 is different from books written today. It's all about communism and similar to WW2, which intrigues me as the reader.

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Lord of the Flies is about a group of boys that become trapped on an island and they create a democracy. That turns into horror and a mess. Tensions comes between the boys that creates problems.

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In 1984, there is the victory mansions where all the rich- successful people live. While everyone else lives in run down homes that are unsafe and not protecting them very well from the wars that Oceania is fighting.

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The Party and Big Brother eliminate all sources of independence. Every single person wears the same clothes every day and eats the same thing as everyone else.

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Winston works for the record company, which is where people who work their change dates and information on certain events. But the Party decides what to tell the people of Oceania. But the Party decides what is good for the people and what isn't.
EX: WAR IS PEACE. FREEDOM IS SLAVERY. IGNORANCE IS STRENGTH.

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Winston Smith is a male in his thirties, who is fighting against the system called the Party and Big Brother. He thinks that it is all in secret, but he's being watched the whole time by Big Brother. As the story goes on, he meets new people and learns new lessons while growing in his rebellious side.

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The glass paperweight was bought by Winston in Mr. Charringtons antique shop. It also shows his past because of the corals inside of its winding paths inside of the glass.

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The tv represents the telescreens that are all around Oceania where they live. It announces different things such as hate week and different announcments.

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The video camera represents how Big Brother is always watching everyone wherever they go at all times of the day.

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I give 1984 3/5 stars

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Winston Smith- main protagonist of 1984, he rebels against the Party and Big Brother (but not very publicly). He works in the records department, which means he changes dates and such on stories and events. He knows the Party brainwashes people and does not like it and wants to rebel.

O'Brien- main antagonist of 1984, he is a member of the Inner Party. He is very charismatic and fools Winston into thinking he is his friend. But really he is just fooling Winston the whole time.

Julia- she is Winstons love interest and is very rebellious, especially sexually against the Party. She looks at everything realistically abut believes the Party is unbeatable. She often encourages Winston to go outside of his comfort zone which is how his rebellious side begins.

Mr. Charrington- owner of the junk shop where Winston purchases his diary which is illegal. He is secretly a member of the thought police though.