1984″ is a book by George Orwell that shows a scary world ruled by a group called the Party and their leader, Big Brother. The story is about Winston Smith, who doesn’t like how the Party controls everything and secretly fights against them.
The story happens in a place called Airstrip One, once known as Great Britain, in a world where the Party controls everything by changing facts and using a limited language called Newspeak to control thoughts.
Winston works for the Party but disagrees with them. He meets Julia, who also doesn’t like the Party. Together, they rebel, but they get caught by O’Brien, who pretends to be their friend but actually works for the Party. O’Brien tortures them to make them obey the Party.
“1984” talks about surveillance, power, truth, and losing personal freedom. The book warns about the dangers of a government having too much control and not letting people be free.
This book has had a big influence on many things and popular sayings like “Big Brother is watching you” come from it. It’s a book that makes us think about how important it is to keep our freedom and stand against powerful control.
“1984” is a book that keeps making us think about truth, power, and how important it is to fight against systems that try to take away our freedom.