Love is forbidden by the Party from "summary" of Nineteen Eighty-Four by George Orwell
Love, the most fundamental human emotion, is forbidden by the Party. In the totalitarian society of Oceania, where every aspect of life is tightly controlled by Big Brother, the mere thought of love is considered a crime against the Party. Individuals are not allowed to form deep emotional connections with one another, as it is seen as a threat to the Party's power and control over the population.
The Party instills fear and suspicion in the minds of its citizens, teaching them to prioritize loyalty to the Party above all else. Any form of emotional attachment outside of the Party-approved relationships is considered dangerous and subversive. Love, with its ability to inspire rebellion and independent thought, is seen as a direct challenge to the Party's authority.
In Oceania, even the concept o...
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