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This 10 page paper provides an overview of the first 3 sections of George Orwell's 1984. No additional sources cited.
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role in the action and developing conflict, including OBrien and Mr. Carrington, both of whom provide support for the central action in the novel. Winston Smith is a member
of the society of Oceania, a self-defined utopian society constructed around distinct protocols for action and government agencies used to maintain certain behaviors. Smith is a member of the
Outer Party and works in one of the offices of the Ministry of Truth. Winston Smith finds it necessary to rebel against this constructed society. In his rebellion,
Winston participates in sexual behaviors with his love interest, Julia. While Winstons sexual behaviors seem to be a part of his rebellion against the society, Julias actions come from
her personal loneliness and her desire for something more than what she receives through what would be deemed "appropriate" social interactions. OBrien is a significant figure for Winston,
who sees him initially as a friend and later as a task master for whom Winston struggles to understand. OBrien is one of the highest officials in the Inner
Party, and is also a representative of Big Brother, and so his relationship with Winston is conflicted. Mr. Carrington works as a representative of the Inner Party, as a
member of the Thought Police, and his role is to discover individuals going against the society and bring them out. Mr. Carrington is successful in discovering the actions of
Winston and Julia. PART 1, Chapter 1 This chapter introduces the reader to Winston Smith, and to the society of Oceania. Though there are views of Oceania
as a self-defined perfect society, it is obvious that this society is closer to one under martial law, or direct governmental control. The government participates in behavior control by
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