V for Venetta and 1984

V for Vendetta and 1984 have a lot in common. V for vendetta is about a government who has a leader that controls everything from the Media to what the people could eat. “V” one of the main characters tries to destroy the government. The book 1984 deals with a man realizing that his government is not what it seems, they control every thought they make, and watch them day and night. Simple things like chocolate are banned. Love is out of the question, and illegal. “Big Brother” controls what they watch and listen to, what they read and even the cartoons that children are supposed to watch.   In V for Vendetta, “Evey” realized that her government was brainwashing the whole country, by meeting V she makes her decision of doing something about it. Little details of 1984 were added to V for Vendetta, like the posters that were in every corner, special police and different branches that controlled people’s everyday life. In V for Vendetta they also had a speaker who told them and kept them informed about certain things that people did against the government.
Big Brother and Ingsoc have the entire community wrapped around their fingers.   Big Brother has full control over everyone. This scares the citizens into a state of allowance.   They don't question anything Big Brother says because they know he will have them killed.   The Party forces their hand on every aspect of life.   They change history by deleting and changing text in newspapers, magazines, and books. Not only does the Party control the past they are trying to prevent the future by developing a new language called Newspeak.   Newspeak is an attempt to prevent political rebellion by destroying every word related to it.   Not only does the Party have complete control over text, they also control the citizens' thoughts.   People are even afraid to think against the government because of thoughtcrime.   If someone looks suspicious anyone can accuse them of thoughtcrime which eventually will lead to death because...