But the protagonist seems to know at a glance that he is a person who has committed a crime of thought, because his eyes will turn, and he remains calm when others are full of hatred. It seems that it is easy to take out the diary and write the diary, and it is not. After a while, I walked to Prostitute Street, met the grocery store owner, and confronted the girl, as if it were all easy to do.
The most fascinating aspect of this novel in 1984 is not the resistance and punishment of the protagonist, but the display of the overall rule of the authoritarian society. I think so.
Therefore, the film director did not repeatedly express the despotism and control of this society, which disappointed me. The reason may be because the director is British and has no such experience.
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