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CHAPTER IV
DISCUSSIONS

This chapter is going to analyze points in the research, such as the kind of social criticism, the totalitarian effect to society and some characters in the novel 1984. But before going into the discussion, it is very important to know about intrinsic elements in the novel.

Intrinsic Elements in 1984 Novel
Characters
Major character
1. Winston Smith
Winstonis the novel's protagonist, he is partying workers, working in The Ministry of Truth. He is thirty nine years old with skinny physical features, he has varicose veins on the right knee and five and false teeth. He has rewritten the task in The Ministry of Truth that has been printed in Time News beforehand according to the wishes of the party. He is opposite the Party, hates Big Brother, also the purity and goodness that the party formulates. Afterwards he often wishes to join the Goldstein underground (Brotherhood) movement to overthrow Big Brother. He thinks critically and deeply about the past before Big Brother's rule, and knows a bit of lies created by the party. He has a high sex instinct, he thinks about evaporating someone based on the person's nature. There are two worries in Winston life that are rats and
quilts to his mother and sister. He finds unobtrusive methods to rebel, or at least he believes them to go unnoticed. In his main desire is to remain human under inhuman circumstances.
2. Julia
She is twenty six years old, working in the Departmentof Fiction in the making of novels. She has a good posture with dark hair, light brown eyes and thick eyelashes, red lips spread wide. In a around of his eyes, there are one or two lines. Sometimes, she is displaying a good character in the eyes of the party, and working in the making of Pornosecs stories for pro-teens. He becomes one of volunteers in the Youth League of Antisex. In contrast, she works and does free sex with a member of the party when she was sixteen years old. Although she obeys the small rules the Party by spying as a child, putting up party posters, never ditching assignments, but in the fact, she hates party rules. She does acts of vicious violations that she did with secretly and ingeniously. She assumes that ―when you want to have fun, then the party wants to stop it‖. She is thinking indifferent to the social conditions that existed while she was able to survive party noises. However, she has no interest in the doctrine and the intricacies of party lies. She is against the Party's doctrines, but she merely wants to break the rules, not changes the society.
3. Big Brother
He is the leader of the Party. Big Brother is a godlike figure, all-present, all- powerful, and eternal—yet quite intangible. He has a large face poster with a
width of one meter more; based on the poster is approximately forty five years old. He is thick moustache and facial expression in a handsome outline.
4. O‘Brien
He is a member of the inner party. A mysterious figure, O‘Brien is at once Winston's enemy and his ally.That are the reasons for Winston's ultimate indoctrination to the Party. O'Brien is a personification of the Party. He knows much of the Party's doctrine. It revealed through him. He looks horrible, big, stocky, sturdy neck and face rough, comical, brutal, wearing glasses and always fix the location of his glasses on his nose, so look elegant and educated.