1984 project part 2
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- And las but not least, O'Brien: The bad guy...
- Ministry of Truth
- In this tale, Winson has taught me to be careful with my decisions, be logical and to not let yourself be manipulated by other's ideas, like O'Brien did to him. He made me more cautious about how people use their language to manipulate or change what they say or mean.
- OptimisticDespite all circumstances, Julia was always optimistic, always trying to move forward to achieve her goal of rebellion.
- RebelliousJulia doesn't just ignore the Party and its unfair laws and abusive manipulation. She decides to rebel against it by having as much pleasure as posible, which is forbiden by the Party.
- Moving on with Julia: Winston's love interest and partner in crime
- ExtrovertedJulia is not afraid to sya what she thinks and rebel againt the Party
- SneakyDespite being impulsive, Julia is careful when meeting with Winston before and after they meet, to avoid the Party or anyone suspecting anything,
- IndividualistJulia doesn't follow the crowd, or at least she pretends to while shes secrelty rebelling. She doesn't let anyone's thoughts or actions get her, until O'Brien tortures her into submission
- Julia has thought me how I should rebel and speak my mind for the greater good, but at the same time, she has made me realizze how fast people can change. She submited herself to the Party, even after not showing signs of allience to the Party
- Double-facedO'Brien backstabs Winston and Julia by pretending to be against the Party, while also creating some sort of trust between them to later use it against them, as they catch them later in the book.
- CunningO'Brien is somewhat sneaky and sly, by secretly plotting against Winston and Julia and pretending to be against the Party and faking his loyalty with Winston and Julia so well.
- Loyal (to the Party)O'Brien might've been against the Party before and throughout the book shows extreme loyalty, but in the end we discover that this loyalty is for the Party, instead of teaming up with Winston and Julia.
- AuthoritativeO'Brien helps the Party to gain power, just for the sake of gaining more. He shows signs of being controlling and powerful, as he brainwashes Winston and Julia into submission.
- O'Brien has taught me on how you should be careful with who you trust. It made me mad, how I thought O'Brien was another exception and that there was still hope for a rebellion against the Party. He also made me realize how its so easy to manipulate someone, its just a matter of using your language the right way.
- To sum it up, each character teaches you something, kind of like a warning because afterall, 1984 is a cautionary tale that warns us about how the future could be.
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