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As The Story Starts, We See A Dark, Intimidating View Of The Future That Orwell Though Would Take Place In 1984. The First Part
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| Term Paper Title | As The Story Starts, We See A Dark, Intimidating View Of The Future That Orwell Though Would Take Place In 1984. The First Part |
| # of Words | 702 |
| # of Pages (250 words per page double spaced) | 2.81 |
As the story starts, we see a dark, intimidating view of the future that Orwell though would take place in 1984. The first part of the story shows Winston, the main character in the book, has bought a diary, which is very dangerous: he commits thoughtcrime with doing such a thing. Winston has thoughts that are not allowed in the society of 1984. Having such thoughts means committing thoughtcrime. Although Winston knows he will be punished for that, he wants to write down his thoughts. After this, Winston goes to work. His job is to correct the history in a way that the Party's predictions are always right. The Party is a group in society that has all the power. At work, there are that daily Two Minutes Hate, that are meant to make people hate the enemies of their country. During these Two Minutes, Winston's eyes meet O'Brien's. Because of this, Winston thinks O'Brien has the same thoughts. While he's walking through the corridor, Winston sees a dark haired girl and he thinks she is a member of the Thought Police. Winston thinks when there is hope, it is in the proles. These people must have knowledge of the past, that is nnot falsified. Because of this, Winston goes to the ghetto and tries to find out some fact by interviewing an old man, but it has no result. He also buys coral in glass in Charrington's store. Charrington shows him a room without
Telescreen. People can be seen everywhere except in this room. As Winston leaves the shop, he sees
the dark haired girl again. Winston would prefer to kill her. At night Winston dreams of O'Brien,
saying: We shall meet in the place where there is no darkness. Winston meets the dark haired girl
again in the corridor and he helps her when she falls. She succeeds in giving him a note, which said
that she was in love with him. Winston tries to make contact again with her, but this is very difficult
without being noticed. At last he succeeds to meet her outside the city. She is called Julia. The make
love together. Julia and Winston meet each other many times after that day,
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