symbol of their oppression and hating Goldstein, who wants to free people all over the world. Also, parents come to the point of fearing their own children, because they might give them away to the Thought-Police. Similarly, in Ray Bradbury’s “Fahrenheit 451”, people are indifferent, selfish and interested only in their entertainment. They are so shallow that they consider participants in broadcasted shows as ‘’family’’. Despite their prosperity, they are extremely lonely and unhappy, which is proven…
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