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the relationship between the main characters in George Orwell book Nineteen Eighty-Four.
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In this essay I intent to discover how George Orwell present the relationship between the main characters in one of his greatest book "Nineteen Eighty-Four". The real name of the author was Eric Arthur Blair, George Orwell was just a nick name for his early writing. Born in Burma as a member of "lower upper middle class" family he must worked very hard to get to well known schools in England at the time. Firstly it was preparatory St. Cyprians School which he attend on a scholarship where only half of usual fees where pay by his parents. Scholarship was also the way to get to Wellington and then to Eton. But this was end of his education. When he finished Eton his academic performance was rather very and some teachers' complaint about disrespect he show their authority, he didn't have chance for scholarship anymore and his family could not pay full...
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