Stowed away in the Record Department of the rambling Ministry of Truth, Winston Smith skilfully reworks the past to suit the requirements of the Party. However, he deep down rebels against the extremist world he lives in, which requests outright acquiescence and controls him through the omniscient telescreens and the careful focus of Big Brother, the representative top of the Party.
In his yearning for truth and freedom, Smith starts a mystery relationship with an individual laborer Julia, however before long finds the genuine cost of opportunity is double-crossing.
George Orwell's tragic show-stopper, Nineteen Eighty-Four is maybe the most inescapably powerful book of the 20th 100 years.
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