formative experiences and influences played a crucial role 
in shaping his perspective on authority, social injustice, and the human 
condition.Attending schools such as St. Cyprian's, Orwell was exposed to the 
harsh realities of institutional authority and disciplinary practices.After the Blair family's return to England, Orwell's education 
began in earnest, but it was marked by a series of encounters that left a 
lasting impression on his worldview (Orwell, 1947).