How Did George Orwell Win 1984

If I could talk to Orwell, I would tell him how incredibly disappointed I was after finishing 1984 due to Oceania’s victory and the loss of hope for the citizens. Since Oceania won the battle, they gained full control of Africa. This means that the Oceania government and their laws will expand toward other people. Rather than letting Oceania win the longtime war against Eurasia and Eastasia, I would make one of the two others win. If I let Oceania lose, it means that the citizens and proles would finally escape from the phrase “War is Peace” and take notice of the wrong things their government have been doing for the past years. When the citizens grasp the flaws of the Oceanian government, more people would agree to rebel against their controlling and imperfect government. I do not agree with Winston’s lack of development and would like to make him a more heroic character. Instead of having him crying “two gin-scented tears” and admitting that he loves Big Brother while accepting another glass of gin from a waiter, I want the relationship for Winston and the waiter to be stronger. Perhaps, the waiter would be Julia in disguised. Since Oceania has lost the war in my story, I want to keep Winston’s victory happiness toward
Since Winston and Julia have been tricking the government into believing that they do not love each other anymore, their will to do that proves that love conquer all. With the amount of love between the two spies, they can now use that to plot and go against others. Furthermore, since Winston was alone in Orwell’s ending, he did not try to rebel. In my version, with Julia’s presence and unconditional love, Winston will only develop positively and go for his beliefs. Together, the two will spread love with their new friends and acquaintances, to influence the citizens of Oceania to fight for love and