On the Hero Behrman in The Last Ivy Leaf

The Last Ivy Leaf was a dystopian novel created by Orwell. The protagonist, Behrman, was described as a "perfect person" under the rule of tyranny. He was deliberately shaped by the ruling class into a perfect character with all the rights and honors, and even the ability to control the entire country. However, Orwell's description of Behrman in the novel was not perfect. He revealed the abuse of power and the distortion of human nature by power, and revealed the horror of the dictatorship that Behrman represented. At the same time, Behrman also showed the beautiful side of human nature. His deep affection and kindness made him the dream lover of many people. Generally speaking, Behrman is a complex and multi-faced character. He shows the good and evil side of human nature in the novel, and also reveals the abuse of power and the distortion of human nature by power. Therefore, we can evaluate Behrman from different angles, both advantages and disadvantages.