Wednesday, February 12, 2014

1984 by George Orwell

                                                                   “1984”
       The  fact  that  these  passage  shows  that  Winston  has  no  emotion  to  what  he  is  doing  with  the  black  hair  girl. This  passage  is  important  because  it  tells  us  that  Winston  likes  her  because  she’s  bad. The  years  that  he  had  spend  in  his  life  had  to  be  controlled  but  now  he  wants  to  stop  being  good  to  the  party. He  liked  the  part  that  she  has  not  feeling  and  enjoys  having  relations  with  who ever. " That  was  above  all  he  wanted  to  hear. Not  merely  the  love  of  one  person, but  the  animal  instinct, the  simple  undifferentiated  desire: that  was  the  force  that  would  tear  the  party  to  pieces."  They  both  seem  to  be  getting  along  just  by  looking  at  the  passage. Maybe  in  the  future  they  can  make  a  better  future. It  tells  us  that  he  doesn't  want  someone  who  truly  loves  him, but  some  different  human, like  in  the  part  where  he  talked  about  the  animal  instinct.


2 comments:

  1. A very good passage you have chosen! This passage has really got me thinking about why Winston wanted a person who was different than others. They are getting along very well I must say. I just hope she's not undercover!

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  2. You did very good. very detailed. Very interesting makes you think and that is good. I wonder if she is a spy or not, just a girl inlove. It is a good passage nice one, you chose good.

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