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An Analysis of Orwell 's Writing Style in his Novel 1984

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The book 1984 by George Orwell narrates the story of Winston , an ordinary man who lived under a Utopian government . In this novel Orwell 's way of writing was clearly seen as he managed to discuss complicated and intricate s

What do you think this text /passage of pages 192-254 was about

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section of the book opens with Winston reading , together with lover Julia , the book written by Emmanuel Goldstein with title The Theory and Practice of Oligarchical Collectivism . Its actual text was also included in Orwell 's novel . Both of them , however , were suddenly surprised by the appearance of the Thought Police . At this point , the two were separated and that moment marked Winston 's start of being tortured

This section would probably be the author 's way of illuminating the readers in their questions regarding the story . This may also suggest possible events that they might expect towards the end of the story . In a way , the passage gives the readers the initial series of events that will intensify while getting closer to climax of the story . This Orwell 's way of telling his story makes his style unique

What was the most important change in this section ? How and why did it happen

The most important change that took place in this section is the event when Winston and Julia were arrested by the Thought Police and sent to a prison where they were tortured . The change happened too abruptly . The two were just relaxing while reading a book inside a room when suddenly Winston noticed a hidden telescreen . From this point forward , Winston 's view towards Mr . Charrington and O 'Brien also changed after learning that the two are members of the Party . From an ordinary and simple person , Winston was transformed into man who became forgetful of his past and own reality

Reference

Orwell , G (1990 . 1984 . New York : Penguin Books

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