Big Brother 1984

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In the Book 1984 by George Orwell which is about a dystopian society the society uses Big Brother (represented as a propaganda fictional character) as an all powerful God. Big Brother is being worship by the Citizens of Oceania (the setting of this story) and is always watching its fellow people. In the end of the book when Winston is about to get killed, he is crying because he has won the war over himself and he loves Big Brother in the end. In the end Big brother always wins. Also in the book Big brother controls everything in the dystopian society. When O’Brien is talking to Winston about the false memories he had believed the entire time he said “ Even those three miserable traitors in whose innocence you once believed- Jones, Aaronson, …show more content…
O’Brien is telling Winston “Ours if founded upon hatred. In our world there will be no emotions except fear, rage, triumph, and self-abasement (267) In this quote, O’Brien is telling Winston how different the government ruling over the people is different from the past or present government ruling. The government ruling in the book 1984 uses emotions of hatred, and how the people will feel nothing beside fear,rage,triumph and self abasement. Clearly the government doesn’t want people to feel emotions to a human being.
O’Brien is talking to Winston that the Party will live forever if no one comes to rebel against Big Brother. “It will be a world of terror as much as a world of triumph. The more the party is powerful, the less it will be tolerant; the weaker the opposition, the tighter the despotism. Goldstein and his heresies will live forever” (268). So the quote is saying that a world of terror and fear would be the same as a world of triumph which means victory. People will not feel anything except terror from Big Brother. This quote is also explaining that when the party is getting stronger the people have a a fewer chance of actually changing anything which is what Winston is telling …show more content…
“It might mean anything; defeat,breakdown, the redivision of the world , the destruction of the Party! He drew a deep breath. An extraordinary medley of feelings- but it was not medley, exactly; rather it was a successive layer of feeling, in which one could not say which layer was undermost-struggled inside him” (290). This quote relates to Owell warning because in the end when Winston lost to Big Brother he couldn’t comprehend feelings. It also relates because he couldn’t comprehend the feeling of hate toward Big brother when thinking about the destruction of the party which he lost and couldn't have
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