Goreog Orwell messages

Orwell's letters tend to be practical. This applies to his letters to his friends as he withdraws from his correspondence with his literary agents, as he apologizes quickly if he is late in carrying out his duties or neglected some social compliments, even his letters to Ellenor Jack and Brenda Sallald and Lydia Jackson, he was lacking in love, despite his clear desire to create Love relations with them. Eyeen's death, his father, mother, and sister Margori, but he was conservative about expressing his pain, and this is not necessarily an indication of his coldness, but it is the way those who were born with difficult circumstances resemble the circumstances of Orwell are those who are forced by life that they do not show their weakness or grief for anyone , Or at least publicly. Orwell believes that pain and suffering are relative, as the tragedy itself affects people with different images and shapes. He lived two grinding world wars that killed more than a hundred million people, and the ghosts of this bereavement remained in his imagination, which was reflected in his visions, writings, and printing as well. One of them can describe Orwell as stubbornness and rigor, and one of his friends likened him to a person from one of his novels, the donkey's personality in the "e;animal farm"e;, although journalist David Astor states that when he is depressed or turbulent, he calls Orwell, seeking to meet him in a local pub, Because he knows that Orwell will laugh and encourage him. One can attribute this rigor to the financial conditions, as Orwell was often bankrupt.