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George Orwell's 'Final Message To The World'

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In George Orwell’s Final Message to the world, he claims that “There will be no loyalty, except loyalty to the party” meaning that people will fail to resist the negative force of their leader or government and will have no choice but to give in. In effect, people will have “no emotions except fear, rage, triumph, and self-abasement” because the consequence confrontation will result in trials throughout life. Furthermore, he wants us to imagine “a boot stamping on a human face forever” to signify living under oppression and tyranny. However, in the end, he wants us to know that this doesn’t have to happen; it depends on us and what actions “we the people” do today to prevent this in the future.
The Controversial author, George Orwell in his
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