novel's vision, its craft being merely a vehicle for Orwell's ideology, and not always a seductive one. That said, Orwell as an author is careful to put his narrative elements into order at the outset of the novel. One experiences the smell of "boiled cabbage and old rag mats," and among the novel's earliest visuals is that of the Big Brother poster, which is "too large for indoor display ... [and] tacked to the wall." Orwell's description of this is succinct: "[T]he poster with the enormous face gazed…
Words 7443 - Pages 30