Audio available in app
Winston's affair with Julia defies Party's rules from "summary" of 1984 [Nineteen Eighty-four] by George Orwell
Winston's relationship with Julia was an act of rebellion against the Party; a dangerous game of defiance that could result in severe consequences. In the oppressive world of Oceania, where Big Brother's watchful eye is constant, such acts of defiance are considered treasonous. The Party's rules are strict and unforgiving, prohibiting any form of intimacy or personal connection between individuals. For Winston and Julia, their affair was a forbidden act of defiance against the Party's control over their lives. It was a clandestine rebellion against the oppressive regime that sought to strip them of their humanity and individuality. In the midst of a society where love and personal relationships are seen as threats to the Party's power, Winston and Julia's relationship was a subversive act of resistance. Their affair was a sm...
Similar Posts
Forbidden love between Romeo and Juliet
The love between Romeo and Juliet is a love that is not meant to be. It is a love that is forbidden by their families, the Mont...
Protagonist Lowen Ashleigh hired to finish writing famous author Verity Crawford's series
Lowen Ashleigh, a struggling writer, is offered a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to finish writing a bestselling series by the ...
Hope for future together
In those few moments in his arms, I let myself believe that maybe, just maybe, there could be a future for us. A future where w...
Secrets unraveling
In a world where truth is a rare commodity, secrets are the currency by which power is bought and sold. They lie hidden in the ...
Newspeak limits freedom of expression
In the totalitarian society depicted in Nineteen Eighty-Four, the ruling Party employs Newspeak as a tool to control the though...
Psychological manipulation tactics
Psychological manipulation tactics are cunningly employed by those in power to maintain control over the masses. Through variou...
Time apart can bring clarity to a relationship
In the heat of an argument, it can be challenging to see things clearly. Emotions run high, and rationality often takes a backs...
Authenticity is liberating
The concept that runs through the pages of Leo Tolstoy's Anna Karenina is the idea that being true to oneself is the key to fre...
Big Brother symbolizes oppressive power
Big Brother, with his ever-watchful eyes and omnipresent posters, is the embodiment of oppressive power in Oceania. His image i...
Their love story defies societal expectations
Evangeline Jenner and Sebastian, Lord St. Vincent, belonged to two entirely different worlds. She was a shy, stuttering wallflo...
