Step by Step: Winston’s Journey
Where is Winston released from between chapters 5-6
The Ministry of Love
Who tortures Winston while he is imprisoned?
O'Brien
What horrifying device does O’Brien use to torture Winston
A cage of rats.
Where does Winston spend most of his time after being released
The Chestnut Tree Cafe
Who does Winston love at the end of the book?
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What physical ailment does Winston heal from during this section, and where on his body did he suffer from it?
Who does Winston scream for after waking from his dream in Chapter 4?
Julia
What does Winston say to avoid being tortured?
"Do it to Julia! Do it to Julia! Not me! Julia! I don’t care what you do to her. Tear her face off, strip her to the bones. Not me! Julia! Not me!"
Who does Winston encounter after his release?
Julia
What major announcement does Winston recieve at the end of the book?
Victory in Africa
What happens to Winston at the end of Chapter 4?
He is sent to Room 101
What is the first question that Winston asks O'brien, at the end of the session?
What have you done with Julia?
What does O’Brien threaten to do with the rat cage
Strap it to Winston’s face
What drink does Winston consume often at the cafe?
Victory Gin
What mental exercise does Winston practice while imprisoned to increase his loyalty to the party
Crimestop
What game does Winston play in the Cafe, and who does he play with?
Chess, and with himself.
Who are the subjects of the article that O'Brien says Winston made up in his head 11 years ago?
Aaron, Jones, and Rutherford
What does O'Brien say when Winston asks what is in Room 101?
"You know what is in Room 101, Winston. Everyone knows what is in Room 101."
Who is Oceania at war with at the end of the book, and where are they fighting?
Eurasia, they are fighting in Africa.
What is the "Law of Nature" that O'brien says in nonsense, and Winston eventually believes him.
The Law of Gravity
What game does Winston remember playing with his mother as a child? (one month before she disappeared.)
Snakes and Ladders
What does Winston write with dust on the table at the Cafe, that shows his intellectual submission to the party?
Where does O'Brien say the rat punishment was common in history?
Imperial China
What is Winston working on at the end of the book?
The Eleventh Edition of the Newspeak Dictionary
Throughout the whole book, seen in the last sentence, and in the appendix, what grammatical element suggests that the party has been overthrown?
The book is written in the past tense, suggesting the party has been overthrown.