Wednesday, February 12, 2014

a closer look into 1984 : Pg 61 line 17 through 19

Good morrow fellow blogger let us allow our selves to venture deep in to th following quote of

“Until they become conscious they will never rebel, and until after they have rebelled they con not become conscious.”-Winston Smith.

                In the words of Dr. Sues, “Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot.nothing is going to get better. It’s not.” Winston has come to grasp this concept loud and clear , through out  the years. But he understands that it is not he who needs to care a whole lot. It is the overlooked masses, the proles, who must act. Composing 85% of the population it is obvious that in a game of numbers the proles can overpower the party. However this quote  shows that Winston understands that the chance oif such revolution is very meek, since the proles do not even realize how much power the party has over them . The party does not bother in brain washing the because, in the words of Syme, “The proles are not human beings.” Therefore they will not be able to pick up newspeak further pushing the proles in to the dark. Since eventually old speak will be removed. They will have no way in which they could advance. Yet many of them  would not have noticed such thing . One could argue that this quote proves that our dear Ol’ Winnie is a cynical paranoid man, who has a dim hope in society ever improving due to the situation that the proles are in a constant feeling of not caring. In fact, this quote gives the idea that Winston is just waiting for an opportunity in which they can finally free themselves from Big Brother.
What do you think dearest reader?

2 comments:

  1. I agree with you dearest writer. I think Winston is just waiting for a rebellion in which he doesn't do much to contribute to, and yet gets benefitted from it. Great analysis and choice in quote!

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  2. What would you do if you were Winston ? Would you rebell or stay quiet ? Because if it were up to me I would rebell until I get it to be the right way.

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