es, or Julia. Additionally, when Winston writes his first thoughtcrime in his journal, he instantly feels like he is dead. He feels that he will be seen through the telescreen and that he will surely be caught and killed. Thanks to this constant eye, Winston feels condemned the second he writes this small inconsistency. He immediately thinks he's caught when he hears a knock on the door, "Already. He sat as still as a mouse, in futile hope...... middle of paper.... .. didn't look she unpacked her tray and immediately started eating (115). They are too afraid to sit next to each other at a lunch table. she doesn't sit alone and he can sit Even when they talk, they have their heads down, so the telescreen can't see them talking. Their actions towards each other are a direct result of. their fear of these screens. They avoid them as much as possible, and when they speak in front of them, the conversations are always short and extremely well planned. TV screens are the tool chosen by the Party to frighten its citizens and incite them to. rebel. There are other things like the microphones and how they teach children to become defenders of the Party, but the most important factor is the use of TV screens. This constant eye on citizens does not allow them to rebel and makes them fear the consequences..

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