Nineteen Eighty-Four: George Orwell

Nineteen Eighty-Four

Novel By: George Orwell

Winston is in his room. Through the window glass, he sees a blurb about the man with a dark mustache on the divider. Beneath the photo it is composed that Big Brother is watching you. The government is the image of the almighty state. Which is all the time, viewing the life of Winston. Winston is only an illustration. There is the idea police. The idea police is the policemen utilized by the Big Brother to investigate the psyche of individuals to discover what they are considering. 

A helicopter is flying over the rooftop and snooping the life of the general population. It is the watching. A machine is introduced in the room of Winston. The machine catches and also transmits. The Big Brother has the ability to put the machine where it prefers. Winston is all that much cautious of what he says and what he does. Winston finds the circumstance, extremely obnoxious and excruciating. What he says and what we does all is known by the Big Brother. It is the loss of individual opportunity and the mystery life.