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1984
Book Report By:
Claudia Yaeger
6th Hour C.P. English 11
Due: February 25,2002
1.) Title: 1984
Published: Harcourt, Barce, and Company, Inc. in 1949
Author: George Orwell
Where book was acquired: Wittenberg Library: Wausau Library.
2.) What type of book: Fiction, told in First Person
3.) Characters:
1.) Winston Smith- Is a 39-year-old male, who lost his wife eleven years earlier, and his mother and sister a long while before that. He is unhappy with his home, and wants to rebel against Big Brother.
2.) Julia- Is a younger female, in her 20’s, who falls in love with Winston. She is also unhappy with her home, and wants to rebel against Big Brother.
3.) O’Brien- Is a male in his late 30’s who is a spy for Big Brother. He follows up on what everyone does, and makes sure they don’t break the law. He wants to catch Winston, and punish him.
4.) Parsons- Is a male in his early 30’s, and also is Winston’s neighbor, who is always worried about things, paranoia. He just wants to live his life, and not get caught by the thought police.
5.) Katherine- She was Winston’s dead wife. All she ever wanted was a family, and to be loved, but because of this was vaporized because love was a crime.
4.) Two main conflicts:
1.) Winston Vs Society
In this story, Winston believes that people should be able to be free to express their own emotions, and love one another. The Society, Big Brother, disagreed, and said it was against the law to do so. After breaking this law, Winston eventually gets caught, and brainwashed until he believes that Big Brother is right.
2.) Winston Vs Self
Throughout this story, Winston has many encounters with himself, and his own problems. For...
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