How Does Winston Smith Become Totalitarian

1984’s main character is "Winston Smith,” and he writes for the Ministry of Truth by rewriting history to make the country look better. Winston Smith lives in a futuristic England in the year 1984, and the government is totalitarian and is run by someone named Big Brother. Winston is extremely different from the citizens around him and he believes that there should be freedoms granted to the humans. Proles were robots in the books that were unfettered by humans, but had the freedom to do what they wanted. When he wrote “DOWN WITH BIG BROTHER” in his diary, he felt like a difference could be made, but after closing the journal, he felt useless. He knew the dangers of keeping a diary and he knew writing those words could cost him his life but he did it anyway.
Orwell’s novel uses an Ordinary citizen like Winston Smith in a Totalitarian environment and shows the dangers of being rebellious to this type of government. In today's worlds, some governments are adopting more totalitarian like governments with less privacy as we advance in technology governments are watching us more today than in the past. Winston Smith believed that every human should have the freedom to love whoever they pleased and be able to marry after divorce. He is the living resemblance of love, peace, and happiness. When Winston is captured and brainwashed those elements are taken out of him and hope lost again. Winston was the resemblance of hope for society or a greater good. Accordingly Without him, a democratic society is impossible without a chance of revival and without people like him the world can never get