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Newspeak is always used with the intent to be opaque. To not drop hints or offer clues at a hidden message. Instead, the goal is to be impenetrable. Instead, t
by duckspeak 6y ago
Newspeak is always used with the intent to be opaque. To not drop hints or offer clues at a hidden message. Instead, the goal is to be impenetrable.
Instead, the action itself must be interpreted, and not the words the actors couch their deeds in.
The lines have nothing between them. The real information (juicy gossip, inside dirt) is wholly elsewhere. This is merely a "change of address" sign posted on the front door, with some decorative Art Nouveau clip art decorating the notice.