Books at that time were stories about reality more than fiction. For example, Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller is about a salesman who strives to be the best for his family. In the end, the salesman failed to achieve his goal. Miller focused more on what really would happen if someone tried to the impossible. For George Orwell, it was no exception.
George Orwell took this idea for his new book 1984. Orwell described his book as a dystopian society where oligarchy succeeded, people are brainwashed, and civilians are not allowed to think for themselves. This setting is for a perfect hero type story, so Orwell introduces Winston, the main character whose main objective is to destroy the oligarchy and make the world a better place. Winston
George Orwell took this idea for his new book 1984. Orwell described his book as a dystopian society where oligarchy succeeded, people are brainwashed, and civilians are not allowed to think for themselves. This setting is for a perfect hero type story, so Orwell introduces Winston, the main character whose main objective is to destroy the oligarchy and make the world a better place. Winston