Why is it always the good guys who have to be pawns? And how? This is what 1984 was—a dystopian masterpiece that explores totalitarian control through propaganda, surveillance, and psychological manipulation. Set in the authoritarian state of Oceania, ruled by Big Brother, the novel reveals how regimes suppress individuality, erase truth, and dehumanize people to maintain absolute power.

The Party eliminates love and intimacy, replacing personal loyalty with devotion to the state. Relationships like Winston and Julia’s are destroyed as the Party uses torture and fear to force betrayal. Thoughtcrime, constant surveillance, and Newspeak—a language designed to limit rebellion—ensure that independent thinking is impossible.

Orwell’s 1984 warns against the dangers of censorship, authoritarianism, and propaganda, making it a timeless reflection on the human psyche and the fragility of freedom in oppressive systems. These themes remain highly relevant in discussions about government overreach, free speech, and societal control.

Power isn't for good guys: Niccolo Machiavelli
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01:26 What Lead Orwell write 1984
03:39  No More Passionate Love
08:56 Taking People's Identity
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