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George Orwell 1984 Analysis

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In George Orwell's 1984, Big Brother is a person taking total control over people's live's or behavior by abuse. In 1984, they show how the government can control people by giving limits to do stuff. Now and days technology is becoming like Big Brother because it's very popular in our generation and its a way for the police and givers to view what people do. The police go through phones, cars, and cameras to watch over and to listen to conversations. Technology is getting our generation closer to the world of Big Brother in many ways. In 1984, Big Brother forced the citizens to listen to this big telescreen , that always had a person talking to them. In 1984 by Gorge Orwell on page 74 "Day and night the telescreens bruised your

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