1984, a fictional novel, written by George Orwell, who witnessed absolute political authority when he was in Spain, Germany and the Soviet Union. The book is known for the dangers of authoritarian governments and the society of totalitarianism. Winston, Julia, and O’Brien, the three main characters, who were against the party of having complete control of the city , except O’Brien. George Orwell, the author, wrote this novel to demonstrate the dangers that this kind of government holds. He uses similes and epithets to describe the mood; the mood being shown as amused. Orwell uses a simile to describe the texture of the glass that was placed on a small table in the shop Winston was in. He states, “There was a peculiar softness, as of rainwater,
