1984 George Orwell challenges the idea of what a real world is in his novel “1984”. Rather than allowing his world-building and storytelling abilities he goes for a more mysterious and psychological route in his story. He goes about questioning the very concept of what a “world” could be. Identifying the easy manipulations that are current in our society even now. O’Brien makes it clear that the place he is writing in, is an objective reality. The objective realities of Winston and the conflicts it has with others’ reality. A big part of the book is the idea of what is actually real in Oceania. Winston questions whether Big Brother really exists, the Party’s motives, and the very essence of living. Orwell uses Winston’s mind to paint out
