The book,”1984” by George Orwell, is analyzed as
the author’s prediction of the future. George Orwell uses his literary skills
to give details on what he assumes would take place in the year, 1984.The
protagonist, Winston writes in a diary his feelings which is against the law.
This event in the novel is very important because he is able to finally express
himself and get his thoughts out of his mind. In the day that we live in, it’s
no big deal to write in a diary but, in the times where it was not legal to
express thoughts and feelings, it meant a lot.
First, I feel that writing in
that diary, for Winston, was a very courageous step to take. If I were in his
shoes I think I would have wanted to write in the diary but, I honestly think I
would be too nervous. Having the ability to express one’s opinion is very
important because, not everyone is the same and we should all be able to voice
our opinions at appropriate times. Sometimes in school, I tend to find myself
wanting to say something but knowing that it is not appropriate for that time.
So, instead I express myself by writing it down or speaking to my parents about
it. Either or, it feels better to get my thoughts out than to hold them in.
To conclude, George Orwell’s,
“1984,” was analyzed as the author’s
perception how the future of England would be. He precisely described his
predictions of the year 1984. The very brave event that took place when Winston
wrote in his diary was very significant. This deepened my understanding of the
novel because it showed how powerful our freedom of speech and expression
really is. If the government had to ban it, it must have been very powerful.
This has deepened my understanding of expression as a whole. 1984 was a well-written novel that is
very significant in the world.
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