George Orwell was born on July 12, 1941 in Liverpoole England.
             His childhood was rather normal, but he generally kept himself
             awya from others. This is an aspect of his life that he has kept
             all throughout his life. After raduating from highschool, he
             attended Oxford where he majored in World Literature and Eastern
             Politics. He remained rather active during this time period,
             attending rallies, becoming parts of movements. At this point,
             Orwell had not written any literature peices, but many of his
             pieces revolve around his experiences during his twenties and
             thirties. He soon started a job at a loval newspaper for the
             English Socialist Party in a town in Eastern England called
             Bradford. He wrote many inspirational articles on government and
             politics that drew the atention of many political figures. This
             is a key time in the development in his future as a writer. He
             regularly wrote stories for the paper that were casted by
             childish figures that symbolized something larger. These stories
             were political satires downplaying the British Parliament and
             various other governments, (particularly the United States).
             Soon after, around 1974, Orwell began to write increasingly more
             and more political parodies attacking more and more. This soon
             became the influence on his writings. Hiw stories always
             surrounded his beliefs, usually on governmental structure. They
             attracted some bad publicity, but his admirers grew with every
             article printed. This drove Orwell to write his first published
             novel in his lifetime in 1978. Animal Farm was a sucess straight
             from the start. It was the best seller in 4 different languages
             all around Europe. Animal Farm was mostly known for it's
             political humor and symbolism. Many believed the novel was aimed
             towards the British Parliament. Orwell, however, simply said
             that his piece was for the simple minded, and not to be over
             evaluated....