Betrayal tests loyalty to the Party from "summary" of George Orwell 1984 by
The Party demands absolute loyalty from its members. It is a fundamental principle upon which the entire structure of the Party is built. Loyalty is not just a choice; it is an obligation that must be fulfilled at all costs. Betrayal is the ultimate sin against the Party, as it undermines the very foundation upon which the Party stands. By testing loyalty through betrayal, the Party ensures that its members are truly committed to its cause. It is a way of weeding out those who are weak or disloyal, and strengthening the Party by purging itself of such elements. Betrayal is a dangerous game, for those who are caught in the act face severe consequences. The Party does not tolerate betrayal, and those who betray it are swiftly dealt with. Betrayal tests the resolve of individuals, pushing them to their limits to see if they will remain steadfast in their loyalty to the Party. It...
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