1984

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Character Winston

traits

strenghts - ability to question the party and their actions,

Theme/Message

moral - The party has become so powerful that they don't need morals to do anything, anything they say is belived by the people and they create all laws and morals

social - most people living in Oceania believe that the party are doing everything for their good and nothing they do is corrrupt - naivety

Political - the party has complete control over Oceania, 1984 explores how power can be exploited and people can become obsessed with getting more more control

Setting

Human

moral - people are either under the party's spell and belive that everything they do is for the greater good but there are some people that realise what they are doing and rebel (winston)

social - "Big Brother" and The Party are in power, everyone works for the party in some way and everything goes to the party

Physical

conditions - bad living enviroment, everyone lives for the party and in fear

place - oceania

time - 1984