Totalitarian Government In George Orwell's Animal Farm

The book 1984 was written by George Orwell and the book is about a totalitarian government that has taken over Oceania. The group that is in control is called the party, they try to control every aspect of human life they can. The party is led by someone known as Big Brother who is the idol that the party wants everyone to devote themselves to. They party does anything and everything possible to contain people. The party wants to have full control of everything. The party goes to extreme measures to make sure the people of oceania become and stay loyal to the party. They install telescreens in the homes of people connected to the party to monitor them, so they can see if anyone is doing anything that would be against the party. People who even think thoughts that would be against the party can be detected then they would be executed. The party created a new language and new words to try and control the everyday thoughts …show more content…
In the book 1984 the intended audience Orwell is writing to is people who could be faced with the fear of being ruled by communism. He wanted to give his opinion on what would happen if a nation was taken over by communism. A political biases shows up in the book because Orwell is clearly against totalitarian governments.
Orwell’s purpose of writing this book was to warn people of what could happen if communism took over a nation. His point is that nobody should have complete control over anyone and that people should have emotions. The intended purpose is achieved because the book goes through emotional twists and turns that put all of the negatives of totalitarianism and the positives of emotions into perspective. in the work Orwell assumes that by 1984 a nation will be taken over and become a totalitarian government that controls every aspect of life, and nobody will have