Winston Smith, a
man whose thirty-nine that has a varicose ulcer above his right ankle and man
who works for the Ministry of Truth even though he is against the Big Brother
while everyone thinks the Big Bro is their savior. Winston Smith hates his
surroundings, hates the people he’s around, hates how the Big Brother keeps
everyone under surveillance and he even hates himself but that all changes until
the dark haired girl passes him a note that will make him change the
perspective of things and on himself. “He rolled up the completed bundle of
work and slid it into the pneumatic tube. Eight minutes had gone by. He readjusted
his spectacles on his nose, sighed, and drew the next batch of work toward him,
with the scrap of paper on top of it. He flattened it out. On it was written,
in large uniformed handwriting: I love
you.” (Orwell 90). In part two chapter 1, Winston finds out someone loves
him because he is a man that lives in a world where there is poverty and
everyone is being under the watchful eyes of Big Brother. Just one wrong move
and you will be vanished from existence. When Winston reads the letter he
starts to feel special and he starts to wonder why the dark haired girl loves
him. Why she has choose him to be that special person. Winston starts to become
distracted and he plans to talk to her but he has to be careful due to the many
surroundings of the telescreens.
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