George Orwell's Influence On The Novel 1984
In 1948, George Orwell wrote the novel 1984 during the time of World War II and was influenced by the acts being committed by Fascist governments such as, Hitler and the Nazi power in Germany. The novel is a portrayal of what the he imagined the future would be like with communism around the world. Orwell’s unique setting in the future, his characters, and theme, gave an unrealistic horror to what could happen if a fascist government were to gain power and control over the world and the freedoms and way of life for all would be limited and controlled. Through his characters, Party members Winston and Julia, he portrays a forbidden love and an imaginary outcome where a totalitarian government the Party controls every person and their thoughts