How did totaliteration hold its people captive?

Totaliteration held its people captive through a combination of psychological manipulation, strict surveillance, and control over information. By instilling a sense of fear and dependency, the regime created an environment where individuals felt powerless to dissent. Additionally, the systematic dissemination of Propaganda reinforced the regime's ideology, making it difficult for people to envision alternative realities. This comprehensive control over both thought and behavior effectively trapped citizens in a cycle of compliance and submission.