Characters
This individual offers Winston a Newspeak dictionary.
Who is O'Brien?
The Party's ability to manipulate reality and erase individuals.
What is the power of the Thought Police?
Mrs. Parsons discovers this about Julia and Winston.
What is an affair?
Complete the phrase: "Winston's insult that Julia is only a rebel from the waist down denies Julia's _______________."
What is intelligence?
This character is described as an "extinct animal" by Winston.
Who is Mr. Charrington?
A key form of resistance against totalitarianism.
What is dissent or disobedience?
Preparation for ____ ____ is happening all over London.
What is London?
This slogan represents the Party's surveillance.
What is "Big Brother is watching you"?
This individual, an Inner Party member, approaches Winston and compliments his articles in the Times.
Who is O'Brien?
The theme Winston tries to make Julia understand.
What is the danger of trusting the Party?
O'Brien offers to lend this to Winston.
What is the book "The Theory and Practice of Oligarchical Collectivism?
Winston tries to make Julia understand this by stating she is "only a rebel from the waist down".
What is she lacks intelligence?
This individual, once a colleague of Winston's at the Ministry of Truth, is vaporized and becomes an unperson.
Who is Syme?
The theme emphasized by Syme's disappearance.
What is the threat of being erased from history?
Winston believes he will be ________ if he accepts O'Brien's invitation.
What is tortured and die at the Ministry of Love?
The Party uses these to manipulate the emotions of its citizens.
What are the atrocity pamphlets?
Winston's lover and partner in rebellion against the Party.
Who is Julia?
The theme reaffirmed by Winston and Julia's rebellion against the Party.
What is the human desire for freedom and autonomy?
This form of propoganda dominates the city as preparations for Hate Week continue.
What is posters?
The significance of the poster displayed all over the city.
What is to reaffirm the Party's power to shape reality and manipulate the emotions of its citizens?