(Spoiler Alert)
My first thoughts and reactions can be considered thoughtcrime:
Making a language that has its words lessened every time to eliminate ambiguity is doubleplusungood.
Winston is doubleplusungood, or probably tripleplusungood. What he did.
Why.
Last sentence of the book: "He loved Big Brother."
Why.
Winston and Julia... It wasn't love at all.
Why.
The anticlimax. Rats.
Why.
What is two plus two? Four. *tunes up needle of zapping torture* What is two plus two? Four. *increases voltage of zapping torture*
Why.
Four fingers are not five fingers. Never.
Why.
However, after delving deeper to the ideas discussed, I find this book awesome, even better than the Divergent series.
Why.
Last sentence of the book: "He loved Big Brother."
Why.
Winston and Julia... It wasn't love at all.
Why.
The anticlimax. Rats.
Why.
What is two plus two? Four. *tunes up needle of zapping torture* What is two plus two? Four. *increases voltage of zapping torture*
Why.
Four fingers are not five fingers. Never.
Why.
However, after delving deeper to the ideas discussed, I find this book awesome, even better than the Divergent series.
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