George: Orwell: 1984

The protagonist, Winston Smith, attempts to maintain his own memory and humanity, only to be broken and conformed by the system. Modern Relevance and Post-2020 Discussions George Orwell's 1984: A Review | The Saturday Evening Post

The state of Oceania, led by Big Brother and the Party, practices constant surveillance via telescreens and the Thought Police. George Orwell: 1984

The ultimate goal of Newspeak is to narrow the range of thought, making "thoughtcrime" impossible by destroying words. The protagonist, Winston Smith, attempts to maintain his

The Ministry of Truth alters records to match the current political narrative, ensuring the Party is always right. ensuring the Party is always right.