The Big Moment

Airstrip One, is subjugated by Big Brother, who controls the oppressive totalitarian society. George Orwell emphasizes corruption, oppression, and deprivation in 1984, allowing the essence of a dystopia to be prominent throughout the whole novel. The main purpose of writing 1984, was to raise the subject of the possible power a government could hold and how an overpowering government could never be changed. As seen throughout the novel, the Party, Thought Police, and Big Brother all hold immense power

The Big One The day grew long as all became dim, the sun slowly rolling down the tall-standing battered hill. The water shone with the colours of the sun; never-ending ripples rang throughout the lake. It was a long, worn-out day with nothing caught at all—well, a perch or two, but nothing to hold our heads high for. Then came the coat of mosquitoes invading our helpless boat; we were stuck there, as if we were serving ourselves to them on a silver platter. Others on the lake declared it “the end”

The two main characters of the novel 1984 are Winston Smith and Julia. Orwell’s purpose in 1984 is to demonstrate the prospects of totalitarianism. Winston’s resistance to express his individuality and to use his intelligence to reason his resistance shows to the reader the harsh domination that the Party have. Julia on the contrary, is untroubled and in a way narcissistic, and only interested in rebelling for the pleasures, Winston is inquisitive to understand how and why the Party use such power

Proud Moment: Weak Sample Essay with Mistakes (about fourth grade level) With my friend I decided to ride the the best roller coaster that Six Flags had,and after the ride , I felt very proud that I had ridden a big roller coaster for once in my life without being scared. When I got on, I was exited about going on the big rollrcoaster, and there was a huge drop. My friend was really scared but I was excited. I told my friends "I want the red won". Blue, green and red were suppost to race, but everybody

named Timmy was out in the wilderness with his father. Timmy was high in the tall trees looking down across the forest. Timmy’s father was hunting with a rifle to feed his family in the winter. As the warm sun was rising through the thick tree line, a big brown buck walked up to the corn sprinkled on the forest floor. Illustration As Timmy’s father raised his gun, the deer was spooked by a breaking twig falling from the bushes behind them. The deer was frozen with fear. His father took a shot at the

and let out a scream of pain. He was a short, chubby, black man with short legs and a big beer belly. He had yellow stained teeth and the sclera of his eyes which is normally white was yellow. I could tell by the expression on his face that he was really mad. I was in shock. I felt a light chill on my back, my heartbeat raised, I swallowed hard and in an instant I was full of fear. At that moment I knew I was in big trouble. I had managed to throw the rock hard enough to leave a bump on his forehead

Big decisions, Big changes Each of us has a different story, where we come from, who we are, who we want to be or what change we want to create in this world. Every person has a story to tell, some of them are good, others inspiring, and others hard to explain. Today I am going to share an experience that change my life completely not in a bad way, but made me grow as a person and keep going no matter how hard the things in life can get. We have to move on and find new beginnings, new ways to appreciate

believe in a hopeful future. As a result of this, in 1984 George Orwell produced a tyrannical state in Oceania to instill fear in the minds of those in the west during the cold war, in order to warn them about Stalinist Russia. Orwell does this by having Big Brother constantly surveilling his citizens, changing the truth and lying to the citizens of Oceania and controlling the citizens’ access to goods. These contribute to represent a grim vision of the future that Orwell imagines. Surveillance is used

Luther King Jr. is saying here is that injustice can spread out everywhere unnoticeably quick and it can shape everyone’s identity. Just a bit of injustice can modify a person from their thinking to their physical forms. To go through injustice is a big deal, and to act on it is rare. In Arnold Junior’s diary, A Diary Of Part-Time Indian, By Sherman Alexie, Junior is faced with multiple injustices, and to act on them, he leaves the reservation and goes to a “White people only” school, Reardan. The

at the moment given I was only allowed to see my father on the weekends. When my father said specific things he said is using big words, and at the moment I was too young and he was very wise as he had been in my position. My two older brothers have a different dad than my older brother and I. The time my mom was struggling in working and not receiving help from no one and had to maintain 4 male children that fought for food as it was scarce and fought for clothing even if it was too big or too small