Big Brother is the omnipresent and oppressive government entity that maintains control over Oceania in George Orwell's dystopian novel "1984".

Buffalo Bill is the notorious serial killer in "The Silence of the Lambs" who skins his victims and makes a suit out of their skin.

Napoleon is the cunning and ruthless pig who seizes power on the farm and establishes a totalitarian regime, paralleling the rise of Stalin in the Soviet Union.

The Matrix is the central concept in the film, a vast computer-generated reality that enslaves humanity and keeps them unaware of their true existence.

The World State is the totalitarian society in "Brave New World" where citizens are genetically engineered and conditioned to conform and lack individuality.

The Parks are the wealthy family who unknowingly employ the Kim family as servants, highlighting the stark class divide in South Korean society.

Gilead is the totalitarian regime in "The Handmaid's Tale" that enforces strict gender roles and oppresses women, using them as reproductive vessels.

The Armitages are the wealthy family who invite Chris, a young Black man, to their estate for a weekend, revealing the underlying racism and exploitation in American society.

The Island is the unnamed island where the boys are stranded in "The Lord of the Flies", becoming a microcosm of the dark side of human nature.

The Truman Show is the reality TV show that Truman Burbank is unknowingly a part of, where his entire life is broadcast to the world without his knowledge.

The Hunger Games is the annual event in the novel where children from each district are forced to fight to the death, symbolizing the oppressive control of the Capitol over the districts.

White Bear is the amusement park in the film where people are forced to relive a traumatic event over and over, exploring the themes of punishment, revenge, and justice.

Amir is the Afghan boy who is forced to flee his home country with his father, highlighting the political turmoil and displacement of people in Afghanistan.

Elisa Esposito is the mute janitor who falls in love with a captive sea creature, exploring themes of isolation, loneliness, and the power of love.

Gilead is the totalitarian regime in "The Testaments" that continues to oppress women in the aftermath of "The Handmaid's Tale", exploring the lasting impact of authoritarianism.