cal system that Stalin was under where instead of Big Brother there is the Tsar. Winston was a party member who worked in the Ministry of Truth, where he would alter information to whatever the Party wanted it to be, just as it controlled every aspect of its peoples' lives, minds and thoughts. The Party decided everyone's job, home, past time, waking hour, food etc. Winston, as everyone else, is constantly watched by the Party, through telescreens, which not only sees and hears everybody, but also gives out constant propaganda. The main goal for the Party is to obtain more power, to do this the Party derives its people its knowledge, thoughts, and individual rights, as was the Tsar. With these methods and other tactics the Party were able to 'brainwash' their people into believing that Party was good to them. Winston was an exception, he was able to see the unjust oppressive system, where the Party influenced peoples' minds making them see the Party as a good system of control, blinding them from the truth. This lead to Winston's hated towards the Party's regime, where he had to follow a constant routine, which he was obliged to carry out, having no other choice except to do it do it day after day. Winston, as everyone aware of their position, hated the total control and wanted to escape it. Stalin felt the same way when he was young. Alike, both hated their political system; forbidding them from the liberty of pleasure, and freedom. Both Winston and Stalin were not willing to completely follow the rules and laws set for them. Therefore, in Winton's opposition to the Party, he would commit criminal actions, which he thought were rights taken away from his freedom by the Party. These actions would include writing his thoughts and ideas in a journal, buying illegal items from forbidden places, and having a sexual relationship with a woman. Not having the freedom to do these acts, Winsto...