Who is Winston's main interrogator?
O'Brien
Where does Winston think he is being held during these chapters?
In a cell in the Ministry of Love
"They got me a long time ago. Dont decieve yourself. You did know it -- you have always known it." (Orwell 239)
O'Brien
What does the "chinless man", or "2713 Bumstead J" say the party has been doing to him for weeks? (Orwell 236)
Starving him
Which former neighbor does Winston see while in the cell?
Mr. Parsons
What is the room that prisoners seem to be dreading to enter? (Looking for number)
Room 101
"Has it ever occurred to you that the whole history of English poetry has been determined by the fact that the English language lacks rhymes?"(Orwell 231)
Ampleforth
What is the initial force that Winston recieves before his interrogation?
A strike on the elbow with a truncheon
Who caught Mr. Parsons and turned him in?
His daughter
One characteristic of Winston's initial description of his location is:
-high windowless ceiling with walls of glittering white porcelain
-characteristics of lamp and bench
Page 225
"There is no difference between day and night in this place."(Orwell 231)
Ampleforth
What is the dial that O'Brien controls increasing?
Electric shocking from the needle in Winston
Who is Ampleforth and why is he imprisoned?
A poet who got in trouble for leaving the word "God" in a poem
Where was Parsons when he was turned in for commiting a crime?
Sleeping at home
What do the guards primarily say? (Simple two word phrase pointing out a location)
Room 101.
What does O'Brien say happened to Julia?
She was quickly converted through tourture