History is rewritten to support the Party's narrative from "summary" of 1984, Animal Farm (Set of 2 Books) by Orwell George
The Party has a firm grip on the past, manipulating history to suit its own ends. By rewriting historical records, the Party is able to control the narrative and shape the beliefs of the populace. Any facts that do not align with the Party's version of events are erased or altered beyond recognition. Through the process of rewriting history, the Party creates a distorted reality in which it is always right and its enemies are always wrong. This manipulation of the past serves to reinforce the Party's power and authority, making it seem infallible in the eyes of the citizens. In this dystopian world, the truth is a malleable concept, subject to the whims o...
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