The Role Of Big Brother In 1984 George Orwell

Big Brother plays a big role of hierarchy in the 1984 with the society fearing Big brother, but also feeling comfort. Classification of the society in Oceania the proles are controlled by the outer party, the inner party controls the party. The Party had total control of the society but the citizens believed it was all Big Brother. Hitler had total control over Germany and the countries he seized but the citizens believed it was the Nazis. Just like Stalin having the head throne but the USSR did all the work. O'Brien's motive is the party seeks power entirely for its own sake. We are not interested in the good of others; we are only interested in only power.
Big Brother had multiple ways of knowing who was rebelling against him by the updated
technology. The Thought Police is like the government they will know if you are trying to rebel against the party they are authorized to read your thoughts and see every movement. Telescreens are Big Brother watching you there was one in the room that Winston and Julia had gotten. Hidden microphones are everywhere. The only time they talk about passports was when a patrol asks for Winston's passport are the terminal station going to Mr. Charrington. Being erased from the world not being able to have any thought od Oceania is vaporization. Room 101 is different from everybody's else's is your greatest fear the point of room 101 is to ensure the final stage of reintegration acceptance.