George Orwell, Nineteen Eighty-Four: Winston Smith's rebellion

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Set against the backdrop of post-World War II and the rise of communism, the narrative follows Winston Smith, a character embodying rebellion within Orwell's dystopian vision. The text serves as a cautionary tale, reflecting on the moral implications of totalitarianism and the potential for a bleak future. Through Winston's struggles against an oppressive regime, Orwell emphasizes the importance of morality without overtly commenting on contemporary events. The work captures the essence of human resilience and the dire consequences of societal control.