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In George Orwell's "1984," the old man cannot get a pint because the Party controls all aspects of life, including the availability of goods. The Party prioritizes Propaganda and control over the needs of the populace, leading to shortages of basic commodities like beer. Additionally, the old man's inability to obtain a pint reflects the pervasive oppression and bleakness of life under a totalitarian regime, where even simple pleasures are denied.

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