George Orwell's "1984" and "Animal Farm" serve as seminal explorations of totalitarianism and the intricacies of power, intertwined through a masterful literary style that combines allegory and dystopian narrative. "1984" immerses the reader in a chilling future where surveillance and thought control dominate society, while "Animal Farm" employs a fable-like simplicity to elucidate the corruption of socialist ideals through the rise of oppressive regimes. Both works articulate the dangers of au ...