The fear of having every aspect of your life controlled, the fear of every movement and word being scrutinized and the fear of being captured then tortured. This is the constant stream of thought that goes through the head of Winston Smith, the protagonist of 1984. George Orwell’s novel is reminiscent of a totalitarian state and vividly depicts the affliction and suffering of humanity. It explores the abusive nature of authoritarian governments
The fear of having every aspect of your life controlled, the fear of every movement and word being scrutinized and the fear of being captured then tortured. This is the constant stream of thought that goes through the head of Winston Smith, the protagonist of 1984. George Orwell’s novel is reminiscent of a totalitarian state and vividly depicts the affliction and suffering of humanity. It explores the abusive nature of authoritarian governments