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    service mode of address. It has continued to engage its audience through the invention of new technological advancements‚ higher budgets‚ and huge media involvement. Reality TV shows use expensive venues‚ such as ‘The X Factor’s’ huge studio and ‘Big Brothers’ luxurious modern house fully equipped with a swimming pool and Jacuzzi. This is so that the narrative is continuously moving on to bigger and better things so that the audience don’t get bored with the same tedious routine which links with Steve

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    One of the main questions of the novel 1984 is could Big Brother fall. There are many possibilities that contribute to the thought of the fall of Big Brother. Such as the way Big Brother pushes people around like Winston to make them want to rebel. One proven fact in history is that most totalitarian governments do not last such as Nazi Germany‚ the Soviet Union. The fact they are always at war with one of the other main super powers. "But the proles‚ if only they could somehow become conscious

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    what you know already.” (Orwell‚ 1984) While reading 1984‚ the character of Big Brother can be compared to many leaders throughout the history. Specifically‚ there are many comparisons between Big Brother and the current leader of America‚ Barack Obama. Their comparisons are using media to spay on citizens‚ the Thought police and Perpetual War‚ just to name a few. The greatest similarity I see between Big Brother in 1984 and the leader of the US‚ is not giving their citizen enough privacy. In

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    Domination through Limitation In George Orwell’s 1984‚ the setting nation of Oceania is being governed by a totalitarian entity known as Big Brother. To exert his authority‚ Big Brother has placed censorship on nearly all aspects of society. Big Brother banned sexual activity‚ modifies all public news and programs‚ monitors the activities of the general public‚ and even goes so far as to censor an entire language by making people convert to a new speaking system. This is done as a precaution; a necessary

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    technological advances changed the way people viewed their country. Things in the 1900’s did not come easy and were filled with times of danger and risks. Risk is to be “exposed to danger‚ harm‚ or loss‚” according to the dictionary‚ and due to the Wright Brothers‚ the Model T‚ and the Women’s Trade Union League "The Decade of Risks" is an appropriate title for the 1900’s. Women didn’t have many rights during the 1900’s‚ this factor of life made it risky for the Women’s Trade Union League to help women stand

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    One of these people is Winston‚ a government worker at the Ministry of Truth. The Ministry of Truth alters history‚ art‚ news‚ and literature to be more suitable for the government’s beliefs. In this society people are constantly watched by Big Brother‚ the head of the government. Also‚ the government controls the people through the Thought Police‚ a group that regulates the population’s thoughts. Additionally‚ there are telescreens in every house which keep track of dialogue and are constantly

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    Example: “They were rats” (Orwell 283). Function: One of Winston’s biggest fear were rats‚ and later that’s how he surrenders to Big Brother. In the book Nineteen Eighty-Four everyone has a “rat”and that’s how Big Brother took control over everyone’s “rat”. However. Big Brother can be the rat to many people‚ and that’s how Winston was able to mutineer against Big Brother. Imagery: descriptive images Example: "He looked around the canteen. A low ceilinged‚ crowded room‚ its walls grimy from the contact

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    to rebel from Big Brother. Towards the middle of the book‚ Winston meets and falls in love with Julia. Winston and Julia believe that they are sneaking around behind Big Brothers back undetected. However we find out later that they have been betrayed and turned in. After being beaten‚ they separate the two and drag them to the Ministry of Love. This incident affects both Julia and Winston‚ they have to be separated and tortured to wipe away any rebelling thoughts about Big Brother. Once they have been

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    Look closely at how Mickey and Edward behave here. What does it reveal about them at this point in the play? Mickey and Edward are first introduced in Act One as seven year old children. This is a key scene in the play as it is the first time the audience witness the twins and their behaviour together since their separation at birth. During this is scene many contrasts are created and displayed by the two children‚ mainly through the characters speech and mannerisms. Upon their introduction

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    depicts a totalitarian society‚ Oceania‚ commanded by the all power holding “Big Brother”. The Party‚ the government of the nation‚ controls everything from the nation’s history down to the citizen’s language. Early in the novel‚ the main character‚ Winston‚ discovers a secret society against Big Brother titled “the Brotherhood”. O’Brien‚ a member of the powerful Inner Party‚ recognizes Winston as a non-supporter of Big Brother. This begins O’Brien’s multitudes of deception toward both Winston and Julia

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