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             Once and Future King, did what the other novels did not; it strives for utopia and reaches it. Novels
             that reach utopia keeps and works the ideas of individualism, love, and knowledge into the society;
             whereas the dystopian novels eliminate such ideas believing it will lead to utopia.
             George Orwell presents a world to the reader where there is no chance for a utopia whereas
             the citizens see this world as a utopia due to telescreens, propaganda's and brainwashing that leads
             to a society of no desires or thoughts. Citizens are not allowed to have personal thoughts or feelings
             due to the telescreens that destroys the individual mind. Telescreens is a designs that is a two way
             interacting television set that the Party uses to keep people from thinking. The telescreens are
             monitored by a force called the Thought Police. "Thought police plugged in on any individual
             wire...-in the assumption that every sound you made was over heard"(Orwell 7). We see how this is
             forced greatly on the people when Winston has to hide himself from telescreens just to write down
             some of his thoughts. Huge posters with big eyes reminds the people that Big Brother is watching
             them. This is the constant brainwashing the citizen go trough as they are attached at a young age to
             love Big Brother and once hooked the party controls them for the rest of there lives. All the
             brainwashing of constant propaganda's and telescreen turns the people in the society into drones
             with only one desire, to love Big Brother.
             In 1984 the society obtains true power and maintains dystopia by controlling the power of love
             both filial and romantic. Children are brainwash at a young age not to love, but spy against their
             parents thus destroying the filial love. The children are raise to grow up and love only Big Brother.
             Party has made the affection of making love to another as a sinful act. "The aim of the Party was
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