The term satire originated from Ancient Egypt in the beginning of the second millennium BC. Satire is a type of genre or literature that is now and then used as horatian, juvenalian, also menippean. George Orwell wrote his satirical piece in juvenalian, named after Juvenal, a Roman satirist in the late first century and early second century A.D. Juvenalian is contradicting to evil, outrage, and a more harmful, social writing. 1984, an imaginary or dystopian place by George Orwell was, writing his juvenalian piece to communism. Oceania a world known as Great Britain is constantly at a state of war against another world called Eurasia known as mostly the Soviet Union and East Asia. Oceania is under control government surveillance …show more content…
George Orwell was thinking that their might be a utopia with land all equal to every human and everything in it. The triumph in surveillance all around is fearing people and controlled. In 1984, writing in journals would illegal, thinking rebelliously, speaking in a different language, but newspeak would cause a person to be vaporized and or disappear. Ideas were frightening with emotional separation from one another, making individual contact. Orwell’s most important message into writing 1984 is the central thought of humans structures and limits capable to formulate and express anything. Language has forced to control deals along with colonialism. The microphones, and telescreens across cities makes the people feel unsafe and without privacy, thought to be good, but considered all evil. Orwell designed 1984 to warn all Western nations in a rise to attacks. Diplomatic in democratic and communist nations are high and many Americans supported communism. The Soviet Union was characterized as in having experimental values. He explains that the government monitors your every move what to the extent is a disloyal thought to the