Title: Two Minutes Hate | Food For Thought!
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Two Minutes Hate
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Content: As part of human nature you will either follow everyone else or leave. This is what the two minute hate was based on, because everyone else was yelling at Goldstein, Winston was then obliged to follow. George uses many narrative devices placed intricately throughout the book. Setting plays a very large roll in the book 1984 as George Orwell uses very descriptive words to capture the reader’s attention. George describes everyone in the room as “the self-satisfied sheep like face” which can be related back to Big Brother having such a sense of control over everyone, as sheep always stay in one group and follow one ruler. The beauty of 1984 is that the more you read it the more you pick up and understand. George uses interesting ways of symbolizations between the characters in the book to grasp the reader’s attention. During the two minute hate Winston becomes aware of a girl who is yelling out “Swine! Swine! Swine!”