George Orwell’s first major work, Down and Out in Paris and London, was influenced by his family’s situation that he experienced while growing up. The book explored the lives of a family of the working poor. This relates to Orwell’s life growing up because his father was a hard working civil servent, who was financially incapable of paying for Gerorge to go to a university. Furthermore, another one of Orwell’s major works, Animal farm which expresses the political views of an anti-soviet. This book was influenced by his time as a BBC reporter where he was promoting the country’s views of Soviets during World War II. Furthermore, one of his later works, Nineteen Eighty-Four provides insight of a world where the government control the daily