Nineteen Eighty-Four Essays Today's dystopian governments are acclaimed for dictating the entire lives of all its citizens, and everything else, instead of following the main rules of the utopia which is described as a ideal and desirable society, responsible for ensuring basic necessities. for healthy human development for all its volunteer citizens. The 1984 dystopian novel, written by George Orwell in 1948, well depicts a typical totalitarian government. In the novel, Big Brother, the dictator of Oceania, forces citizens to believe in the doctrine of authoritarianism even though the facts behind these lies are brutal. Similarly, Guy Delisle, a French-Canadian animator also describes his trip to North Korea in his own graphic novel Pyong Yang. The novel Pyong Yang accurately reflects the miserable lives of ordinary North Korean citizens who do not belong to the ruling class. In short, the dangers of an authoritarian society controlled by a privileged party elite were successfully exposed by George Orwell. ...