Chapter 1-2
This person, who Winston thought was his friend, ends up being his torturer.
O'Brien
This is the one thing that Winston still holds on to at the end of Chapter 3.
Not betraying Julia
This is where Winston is headed at the end of Chapter 4.
Room 101
This is where does Chapter 5 takes place.
Room 101
This is what Winston is drinking in Chapter 6.
Victory Gin
This poet is imprisoned for leaving the word "God" in a poem.
Ampleforth
This is O'Brien's "picture of the future."
A boot stamping on a human face - forever.
How does O’Brien explain immortality as it relates to “Freedom is Slavery”?
When a person devotes his life to the party they won’t die because the party lives on.
This is what Room 101 contains.
Everyone's worst fear
This is what Julia reveals to Winston when they happen across each other during Chapter 6.
She betrayed him
This man shows up in prison while Winston is there. He was turned in to the Thought Police by his daughter.
Parsons
This is how O'Brien says that the Party differs from other oligarchies of the past.
They want power only for their own sake, not for the good of others
This is how Winston has changed as chapter 4 begins
Fatter and stronger
The torture device O'Brien intends to use on Winston
A cage mask filled with hungry rats
Winston realizes he loves Big Brother when...
he feels a sense of pride and victory for Oceania and himself.
This is the reason Mr. Parsons is in prison.
He talked in his sleep and criticized the party
The three stages of re-integration are...
Learning, Understanding, or Acceptance
This is what Winston has already given over to the party in Chapter 4.
His mind
This is how Winston escapes from Room 101.
He betrays Julia (tells them to take Julia instead of him).
2+2=5 is an example of
BLACKWHITE
This is what Winston confesses to while he was in prison.
Everything
Winston's appearance after his torture at the Ministry of Love (mention 5 aspects).
Gray skin, balding scalp, dirty, skeleton-like (emaciated), scarred, varicose ulcer with peeling skin, crooked nose
Things that have changed about Winston's appearance (at least 5 things).
He is clean, he has new underclothes, he has new overalls, he has new dentures, he has cigarettes, he has three meals a day.
What are the examples of worst fears O'Brien gives Winston that people could experience in Room 101?
buried alive, death by fire, drowning, or by impalement
When Winston sees Julia after his reintegration he is reminded...
of a corpse pulled from ruins