Orwell begins describing where Winston, who is the main character in the book, lives and what it is like. Winston lives in an inadequately named occlusion of flats called Victory Mansions. It is a run down tower stymy that Orwell describes using adjectives and metaphors that appeal to the senses, like the hallway smelt of bread and old rag mats. Straight away Orwell introduces the leader of the totalitarianism state, self-aggrandising Brother, he does this by pointing out the oversized vizor Big Brother at the end of the corridor. Orwell describes the figure in the picture as a man of forty-five, with a glowering black moustache and ruggedly handsome features. Orwells description of Big Brother, shows that Big Brother is a middle aged, dominant and strong man ( large moustache), yet his handsome features make him benevolent and friendly. It shows that the party that is at the head of Oceania is very intelligent at selecting an icon and that allows them to keep patriotism in there rural area (like the U.SAs uncle Sam). This poster of Big Brother was on every take of the block of flats as a constant reminder of the rules and richness of the party, it shows that the people were constantly immersed in Big Brother ways.
down the stairs the poster it read BIG BROTHER IS WATCHING YOU this makes the ref suspicious of how controlling Big Brother really is and to append to that suspicion, Orwell says that Big Brothers eyes seem to follow you wherever you move.
        formerly Winston arrives into is flat, Orwell describes the telescreen but the comparisons to our own television stop, when we are told that it can non be switched off, to the reader this seems rather odd. Winston is then described as smallish and frail with a face that...
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