George Orwell: The Eyes of SocietyEric Arthur Blair or widely known as George Orwell, was a brilliant man. Developing his writing skills from the age of four, he “apparently” began his first poem; extract from his biographical summary (paragraph 3). Over the next few years, Orwell became very passionate about his writing career. The novel 1984 expresses many of Orwell's thoughts and opinions on dictatorship. The use of the main character, Winston, induces an intelligent man. If a government really wants to destroy someone or something, it has enough power to do whatever it wants. Orwell's intentions in his political works were created to inform terrors. George Orwell's novel 1984 fully expresses the problems of totalitarianism, the violence of a dystopian society, psychotropic manipulation to maintain control; 1984 can be symbolic of Orwell's views, such as his fear of a future dictatorship, his low freedom with the abolition of security, his standards of social vision as to who is respected; Orwell indeed represents well the fear of the powers of 20th century literature. In Eric Arthur Blair's early years, or from 1903 to 1928, his life was lived under the name Eric Arthur Blair and not the popular name George Orwell. Having been educated until it became too costly, as far as his parents' careers were concerned, Orwell became a very lively man. He was willing to tell others about his experiences. After his resignation from the police in 1927; Soon after a year of writing, his "lack of success" (BBC) led him to work on low wages. His first book "Down and Out in Paris and London" was published under the title George Orwell but was legally changed shortly before publication, taken from BBC History (lines 7-9). George Orwell had many works himself, but he was known for his novels...... middle of paper ... society, you have to be strong and powerful, but too much power corrupts. Respect comes and goes. Receiving respect can come through force and through natural decisions. Respectful instances encourage people to give thanks but can be voluntary or involuntary. George Orwell presents his views on the fear of power in 20th century dystopian literature. As a British novelist, Orwell managed to become an informer. His past experiences gave birth to knowledge in many of his disciples. The novel 1984 is a representation of the deep terrorist dictatorship. The fictional society that is Oceania faces many problematic questions about what the future may hold for it. The famous British novelist struck many and still captivates value to many eyes today. George Orwell, maiden name Eric Arthur Blair, the man was simply brilliant; he fulfilled his hopes and wishes by making a difference and completely changing lives.