Although the year of 1984 is long past, George Orwell's vision about the future does not cease of amaze. The year is 1984 and the world is a different place then what is known to you and me. The government knows everything about everyone and every step you take is supervised by "big brother" through the tele-screen on the wall. You can't move or talk without being spied on. George Orwell paints a picture of the future of negative utopia. A completely plausible, nightmarish future, where there's no such thing as freedom and where the act of thinking for yourself is a sin that won't go unpunished. Where there's even a new language on the rise built to keep you from expressing your emotions. As a citizen of the, now broken, city of London, Winston Smith gets to find out what thinking for yourself gets you and what it's like to fight a power so much greater than just one man. Living in a society where the reality is altered and twisted to the very point that he can't even trust himself or his own senses. A society where nothing is certain, everything and nothing is true and no one is ever safe.
/Sofi
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