1984 - George Orwell

0 Hi Socialismo, I've read this book (the one of my favourite books as "Animal Farm"). If you invte me to state my opinion, I'll do it. First about O'Brien my view is that he's an typical product of that social order which they're living in. On the contrary Winston is a mistake of that system, but how we see it's corrected easily. Do you ask why Winston wants to believe in O'Brien? I think he se

0before paying attention on details, why not look at this book on a broader view of the (actual) political situation?... 02br
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00do you realy think that George realy thought of his characters while writting his book? 0-

0 Hi Jon! Perhaps he'd thought about characters in andvance, I mean before the basic conception of the book was born. My view is that he'd seen his heros in his contemporaries. He was writting the book in 1940es, you know it was the really hot time for Europe. About a present political situation, "1984" will never lose its topicality! 0-

0 I think the reason that winston believes in o'brien is because winston had a dream of o'brien saying to him we shall meet in a place where there is no darkness. this darkness refers to the big brother world as there is no laughter singing, human spirit etc so if o'briens says no darkness then that means a place where big brother doesn't rule.So in conclusion winston believes in o'brien because

0 Hi Leanne! Why do you think that the end of 1984 is unexpected? I belive it is the common end for all dreamers & truth-seekers in any totalitarian system. 0-

hallo,

can you help me to find the actual rights owner of the film "1984" (original version from 56) for tv use?

best regards

hans (germany)