If it is said that the more sober people are, the more painful it is, then George Orwell is destined to suffer in life.
As a believer of socialism, he went to the battlefield for his ideals, was injured, lived in poverty, and was persecuted all his life. After his death, the works he left behind became "tools for attacking socialist countries" in the West, and became taboo in the East.
I wonder if he brought himself in when he wrote Animal Farm, and what animal would he write about himself? I don't know if it's the horse who worked hard all his life and was squeezed out of his surplus value.
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