Title: Two Minutes Hate | Food For Thought!
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Content: They must publically show their hatred to their enemy, Emanuel Goldstein. Dialogue is a narrative device used in this section and as a result there is momentum. Orwell describes how the entire group break out into “a deep, slow rhythmical chant of ‘B-B!…B-B!…B-B! – over and over again, very slowly” (p.19). This shows how the society is brainwashed by the party and how controlling it is. This builds momentum by making the reader want to know more about this society. Motif is just one narrative device that Orwell uses to create momentum. The lines “WAR IS PEACE FREEDOM IS SLAVERY IGNORNACE IS STRENGTH” is a reoccurring motif in the novel. The reader is both confused and angry at the hypocrisy of those words. This shows how easily the government can control and brain wash the citizens of Oceania.