You can look at it however you like.
1984, among other things, also displays a pure aspect of human nature. We all have a "Winston Smith" that, when it comes to difference (as it has in various people "defining" this literary work's ending through interpretation), assures each and every one of us we hold the truth. In the majority of instances, especially one such as this, one can not have their views validated by fact. <br> I claim not to be immune from the proceeding or entirely accept it for that matter. <br> I pose merely two questions:<br> <br> "Whats so bad about being wrong?"<br> "Whats so good about being right?"