Winston looks to O'Brien in the same way that Bromend looks to McMurphy in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. O'Brien is someone that Winston comes to admire and follow.
He is still afraid to rebel himself at first. He has thought crimes about the way he is paid to change the history books so they will fit the Party's version of history but he is afraid to speak up about his own memories which tell a completely different story.
Winston uses every evening to walk through the poor neighborhoods where the lowest members of society live. They live extremely poverty stricken lives but because they are so unimportant they are not monitored by the Party the way Winston's class is (Orwell, 1977).
Winston has an affair with Julia without the Party's permission and they are told eventually by O'Brien that he is indeed a Party hater and a Brotherhood member. He gives them a book to read about the Brotherhood's intent but as they are reading it the door breaks in and they are seized. The book is written by Emanuel Goldstein who the Party has insisted for years is an evil man (Orwell, 1977). It turns out he is not evil, he is trying to get the Party overthrown so people can have free thoughts and free will (Orwell, 1977).
Winston and Julia are arrested by the thought police, which is very similar to what happens in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest when anyone dares to defy or speak out against a staff members ideas or orders.
Winston is very dismayed to find that O'Brien was actually a member of the Party who only tricked him into defiance by pretending to be with the Brotherhood (Orwell, 1977). While McMurphy in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest does not deceive or lie to get patients in trouble, when he found out initially that the staff had the key to his releae he did betray them by suddenly obeying Nurse Ratched which made them feel as betrayed as Winston felt to discover O'Brien's true colors.
In the book 1984, O'Brien actually turns into a Nurse Ratched character as he tries for months to brainwash and control Winston. Winston defies and resists over and over again in the same way that McMurphy continued to resist. O'Brien forces Winston to confront his worst...
The fog is actually generated by two painful experiences in Chief's past: first, the fog in his mind is a recurrence of the brain treatments ordered by Nurse Ratched, and secondly, the fog is a direct reference to the actual fog machine of World War II operated by military intelligence in order to obscure what was occurring on the airfield (Lupack 70) as Chief recalls: "Whenever intelligence figured there
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