Thought police

Complete summary of George Orwell's 1984. eNotes plot summaries cover all the significant action of 1984.

i am so tired of political correctness! its driving me crazy! people are constantly having to watch what they say for fear of offending someone...these ... thought police

Buy "Thought Police" by LibertyManiacs as a Poster. "Looks like you've had a bit too much to think!" says the Mustachioed THINKPOL officer as he walks up to Winston in a stern voice. Winston must have must have forgotten to hide the disgus

I think therefore i am dangerous.---- i have had this up in my room for years! yes, i am very dangerous!!

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Part 1 Ch. I- Winston Smith is a 39 year-old living in Oceania and working for the Ministry of Truth under the Party. The Party controls nearly every aspect of everyone’s lives. Thought Police monitor citizens through telescreens, which are in every room. Winston has one small space in his apartment that telescreen can’t monitor, and Winston writes in his diary here. Unknowingly, Winston writes “Down with Big Brother” in his diary, committing thought crime.

George Orwell hoped that by writing 1984 he’d help stop such a state ever coming to pass. Read these thirteen 1984 quotes to decide for yourself.

The ultimate form of torture is being taken to Room 101. Inside Room 101 is a person’s biggest fear (which is rats in Winston’s case). While in this room, Winston betrays Julia by wishing that her face would get eaten by a rat instead of his own. Later on, he finds out that Julia did something similar in Room 101 and the two of them go their separate ways.