1. Explore George Orwell
... bias towards any one figure or deed. The "voice" provides a guide to the reader, leading them systematically through the arguments of the book in an ordered manner from start to finish. This provides the reader with a thorough grounding in Winston's world and mind, allowing a certain degree of empathy to be expressed towards him as an individual. As well as this, the ... answer to the question of who was in the right? O"Brien acts as a religious fanatic, pressing in on Winston until his will is crushed and he complies with the party line. Although Winston does in the end die, "long-hope...
- Word Count: 1460
- Approx Pages: 6
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- Grade Level: Undergraduate