George Orwell’s fiction novel 1984 is a classic portrayal of dystopian literature, brimming with political opinions, technological warnings, and a government which oppresses its populace to the extreme. Arguably most important, however, is the role in which the women play in the uncertain future, whether as an inspirational beacon or just another jigsaw piece in the distasteful puzzle. Every female mentioned in 1984 serves a certain purpose to further the novel as a whole, and embody the different classes of woman they represent. Orwell uses Julia, Mrs. Parsons, and the Prole women to stress the part that females have in society, often in a misogynistic light. The most pronounced of the three is Julia, the faithful companion of the central