1984 by George Orwell opens in April of 1984 in a society that has been ravaged by war and rebuilt under a new government. The novel follows Winston Smith, a thirty-nine-year-old man and a mid-level member of the ruling party of Oceania. The Party is totalitarian and demands the allegiance and adoration of its citizens.
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1984 was a deeply compelling novel for me, and I think that is partly because I have lived in countries where the themes explored in the book are accurate (if in some cases exaggerated) reflections of reality. It was the personal connection to the main character and the world of the story that made it one of my favourite reads. The book is mentioned in the first film and later seen in a digital databank version in the sequel. [citation needed] Ghosts from Our Past: Both Literally and Figuratively: The Study of the Paranormal is a 2016 fiction reference book written by Andrew Shaffer under the pen names of "Erin Gilbert" and "Abby L. Yates". The book appears in the more Which one is better? A review and comparison of "1984" by #GeorgeOrwell and the #1984 film adaptation starring John Hurt. #BookTube #OrwellSUBSCRIBE: https:/

1984 is an extremely important piece of literature, and I'm so glad I decided to read it. I think what I found the most terrifying was the lack of command - Nobody knows if Big Brother is real, even though he's supposed to be in charge, and nobody knows if the rebellion is truly real.

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