In Orwell's dystopia, Winston rebels against omnipresent surveillance and oppressive ideology, seeking love and truth. Betrayal, Room 101's horrors, and relentless brainwashing ultimately crush his rebellion, leaving him a broken shell echoing, He loved Big Brother.
The concept of Big Brother in Nineteen Eighty-Four was inspired by the BBC, where George Orwell once worked and observed the power and influence of mass media.
George Orwell coined the term Orwellian to describe the totalitarian and oppressive societal conditions depicted in Nineteen Eighty-Four.