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Villanueva, Ma. Gemarie K.

BSED-ENGLISH IV

ASSIGNMENT

One book that really helped me understand life better is


George Orwell's "1984."This story shows a world where the
government watches everyone all the time and controls
everything people do and think. It made me realize how important
our freedom and privacy are. The idea that the government can
change the truth and make people believe lies was very eye-
opening for me.

The main character, Winston Smith, tries to stay true to


himself in a world that wants to control him. His struggle taught
me about the importance of staying true to my beliefs, even when
it's hard. The way the government uses language to control
people, like saying "War is Peace,” made me think about how
words can be used to manipulate us.

One part of the book that stood out to me was the concept of
"doublethink," which means holding two opposite beliefs at the
same time. This made me think about how people can sometimes
accept lies because of pressure from society or propaganda. The
Party's slogan, "War is Peace, Freedom is Slavery, Ignorance is
Strength," shows how language can be twisted to control people.

Winston's small acts of rebellion and his relationship with


Julia showed me that even in the darkest times, there is hope.
Their fight for a bit of freedom and love reminded me that the
human spirit is strong and can endure a lot. This part of the story
made me appreciate the freedoms I have and understand the
dangers of losing them.

To conclude, "1984" has not only deepened my


understanding of the potential consequences of authoritarianism
but also reinforced the significance of truth, freedom, and
individuality in our lives. It serves as a timeless reminder to
remain vigilant and to cherish the liberties we often take for
granted.

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