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The book Great Expectations is a book about a boy named Pip who dreams of becoming a gentleman.

John is a character in Aldous Huxley’s novel Brave New World. He is a Savage, who has been brought up outside of the World State.

In Great Expectations, Mr. Wopsle is a member of Pip’s village church who aspires to be an actor.

Huxley was inspired to write Brave New World by his own experiences with mind-altering drugs and his observations of the growing trend of social conformity in the early 20th century.

John Steinbeck wrote of mice and men to tell the story of the American Dream and the hope that it brings to those who chase it. The novel is set during the Great Depression, a time when the American Dream was hard to come by.

Animal Farm is a novel about the rise of the Soviet Union and the rebellion against it.

There are a few reasons why Brave New World is banned. The book has been challenged for its language and sexual content. Additionally, some people believe that the book is anti-family and anti-religion.

George Orwell’s Animal Farm qualifies as dystopian fiction because it is a story about the rise of a totalitarian government in a society of animals. The story addresses the themes of power, corruption, and control.

Orlick is a mysterious man who works for Miss Havisham. He is often described as being dark and sinister.

In Animal Farm, Moses represents the false hope that the animals have in a better life. He tells them stories about a place called “Sugar Candy Mountain” where the animals go when they die.