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…says, “ He loved big brother.” did the government really break Winston down, or did he finally come to his own self realization that big brother is good. Since what the government says is right when they force Winston into accepting Big Brother…

…painting lessons from a famous painter named Anton Mauve, the cousin of Van Gogh's father. Vincent van Gogh was supposed to have six sisters and two brothers, but his older brother Corneilous died a very tragic suicidal death. Vincent had another brother named…

…Every man and woman, boy and girl, possess a certain role in their family. Their roles go so much deeper than that of mother, father, sister, or brother. Yet, their roles are more analogous to a teacher, student, idol, or friend. One?s role…

…for having too much fun? Well I have. My brother and I always enjoyed picking on my sister. We were always nagging her and calling her names. She was always a good sport about it, though. I guess she got use to it after a while. It was close to her birthday…

…of every day by “Big Brother”, an omniscient leader who can only be seen on “telescreens,” but never in real life. Winston illegally purchases a diary in which to write his criminal thoughts, and becomes fixated on a powerful Party member named O’Brien, whom…

…, acceptance of defeat, and succumbing to torture in competition with hope, strength, and faith in eventual freedom. The symbolism of the chains represents the prisoners’ bondage. When the eldest of the prisoner’s younger brothers died, the chains were removed…

…by her insistence on respecting her brother Polyneices' right to be buried in the religious tradition of Greece. The Greeks believed that it was of most importance to bury a person who died in battle so that their soul may continue on in the after life…

…. Then he goes through the whole ritual in his head. Con was depressed. He would be a treated very fragile wise by his teachers. He also was a very doubt full person. When it came to his brother’s death, he would wish that he could have done something…

…and their stories shared many similarities. Genesis 37 displays how Joseph was betrayed by his brothers and sold to the Ishmeelites for twenty pieces of silver, and Matthew 26 shows how Jesus was betrayed by Judas Iscariot and sold over to the chief priests for thirty…

…permanent invalid called “Bunbury”, which enables him to go on pleasure trips to the country. On the other hand, Jack has created a fictitious brother named Ernest in order to go to the city whenever he wishes. Algernon finds out about Jack’s “Ernest in town…