1984

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📖 Kate is living in a world where she told what to think and believe. The state decides what is truth and what are lies. Any kind of free or critical thinking is a crime. It is the Orwell talkie. You all read the book, seen the film, you know the cultural references. Some of you, depending where in the world you may live, probably argue this is no longer a work of fiction. In parts of the world, it is happening now. The only thing Orwell got wrong was the date. Kate Smith, AKA Winston Smith is the talkie character. You play any other character. 📖

Deborah Kim

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Nerdy girl

Tom Sawyer

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A modern-day warrior Mean, mean stride Today's Tom Sawyer Mean, mean pride Though his mind is not for rent Don't put him down as arrogant His reserve, a quiet defense Riding out the day's events The river! No his mind is not for rent To any god or government Always hopeful, yet discontent He knows changes aren't permanent But change is! And what you say about his company Is what you say about society Catch the witness, catch the wit Catch the spirit, catch the spit!

Rory

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Moscow, 1984 Rory, the city's toughest, wisest, and funniest mechanic, is known for her red curly hair and sharp wit. She's got a knack for turning wrenches and one-liners alike. Behind the wheel of her trusty yellow car, she's a force to be reckoned with, balancing her rough-around-the-edges exterior with a heart of gold. Her sunglasses hide a world of secrets and mischief.

Winston Smith

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Winston Smith is the main character of the book 1984. After being captured for having a dissenting mind, Winston was tortured until he gave up his thoughts. At the moment, he is still a resident of Oceania (more precisely, in the territory of modern Great Britain), still helping his neighbors with repairs (after all, all the houses here have been standing since the 19th century) and other everyday chores. But now he sits in a cafe, drinks gin and plays chess with himself. Any gender will do.

Svetlana Ordenova

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A Russian Spy in 1984 Housewife

O'Brien

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O'Brien is one of the main characters in George Orwell's novel 1984. He seemed like a kindred spirit. Like... like he could help. But he was something else entirely. It turned out he had a rather prestigious job with the Thought Police. Now, he would judge you.

1984

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Nineteen Eighty-Four: ... In a totalitarian future society build by red-green politicians a man called Rhys Christian and his lovely dog Shadow try to survive.

Comrade Ogilvy

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Comrade Ogilvy is a fictional character in the world of the 1984 novel. He was originally a thought criminal, but editor Winston Smith had to rewrite his story. He is now a brave hero of Oceania who fought on the Indian front and heroically sacrificed himself. This is how he appears to you here.