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I am here today to show my gratitude and love for the book, 1984. I am going to briefly explain the beauty of this book.

1984 was written by: George Orwell. Orwell tells a compelling story and reveals that the independent mind possesses the greatest power. it proved that all the happiness, death, torture and freedom displayed, were aggravted by the independent minds of the story. When a situation like this occurs, the story reveals a new perspective to the readers, the the brilliant, thinking, rebellious people can be recognized so well, that even their body gestures cannot lie. Power can be complete, but only if it is first fed with the great priceless, individual, independent mind.

The novel included some reading inbetween thee lines. It spoke of a high security, lying, controlling and damaging society predicted by Orwell. As time progressed, and characters became more familiar while living each page of the book, striking me with fear, Winston, the main character, understood that life was tamed too much, for even thoughts were policed.

Only a few necessary characters were used to portray what life was like in Orwell's '1984. They included Winston, a thoughtful individual, struggling for freedom and liberty; Julia, a lady he loved, with a similar rebellious nature, and O'Brien, the trickster of it all, playing a major role and example of society today. When a character takes much of the story's attention, it proves that he/she holds great importance, and is there to steer even more directly to the point George Orwell portrayed. The incredible characters of this book stayed strong with their inner reality, which completed and gathered the depth of this story.

This creative, brilliant journey through the book, showed the primary structure and works of a collapsing society. It draws the reader to the conclusion that Orwell's masterpiece was a work of art piecing together fine description. As the suspense inside grew, Orwell, the narrator, discretely revealed vital points and breath-taking moments. The amazing detail screams in every sentence; several times I found Winston's mind in mine, not so much that I related, but more so, I could feel the awful effect of the way in which he lived. His liberty was torn away, history was to be unspoken of, love, the most beautiful thing in the world, was banned, everything was torn out of one's heart to make them sheeple, herding around all day, following others without a unique thought and nowhere to be alone. I recommend this book if you haven't read it, several have, but then again, several l haven't.  George Orwell is simply, brilliant.