Betrayal

It is easy to fall in love with the body of desire of betrayal. I waste my time breathing my skin and expecting hair, lips and thighs, and among other people's entanglements, I am lost in the jungle. Beyond. Society tells us to break the body: we love feet, buttocks, breasts; we take an image and join it to our perfect desire shape. Like Pygmalion, we are eager to revitalize our beautiful ideas and our imagination of perfect creatures. Reality is easy to redraw around the body to rearrange the world map to one place.

At Othello, I saw various treatments with the theme of betrayal. Like Julius Caesar, betrayal is the core of a drama, which drives this behavior, but that is not betrayal. It is a long-standing betrayal, and the whole play has other treachery. Until the end, all major characters. As the drama progresses in its final scene, the audience watches betrayal, witnesses the pain created by it, and the emotions of each person are handed down by mercilessly mentally bad actions .

In 1984, treachery was a fundamental characteristic of society, the hero was O'Brien and Julia. The main character Winston Smith deals with the last treachery through various betrayal behaviors. The government encourages society to betray each other by destroying the concept of trust and by ensuring that betrayals against brothers are handled securely. The role of O'Brien shows that you never trust anyone. Julia and Winston's betrayal proved that in Oceania love and loyalty for something can not get over the brotherhood government well.

The 1984 novel was a betrayal about betrayal of Winston's betrayal and Big Brother and betrayal of Julia of Winston. In most of the novels, O'Brien is a reliable friend. "I am with you, O'Brien seems to be talking to him, I know exactly what you feel, I know your contempt, but do not worry, I am you I am by my side "(Orwell 19). But at the end of the novel, O'Brien violated the trust that Winston caused him to soak. O'Brian soon became an interrogator and torturer of Winston, and he became not a friend he faked. Julia uses a cover, she is a member of a boy's anti-gender alliance, but she betrayed the party through sexual relations with Winston. Julia did not rebel against the party like Winston, and he often felt to her that "You are just a rebel in the back" (Orwell 163). Julia betrayed the party, but also Winston betrayed him. For she did not love him.