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Who, as Winston predicts, "ceased to exist...had never existed"?

Syme

100

Who had "been hoping for an opportunity to [talk] to [Winston]," and who does Winston believe is referenced as a "friend of [Winston's]"?

O'Brien & Syme

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Where does Winston's dream take place? 

In the paperweight

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Where do Winston and Julia arrive at the start of the chapter? 

O'Brien's flat

200

"The proles...were being lashed into one of their periodical frenzies of patriotism." Why would this be helpful for the Party? 

fervorous nationalism = willingness to work harder, receive less, unite more

200

Why does O'Brien invite Winston to his flat?

To discuss the 10th edition of the Newspeak dictionary

200

The gesture made within the dream reminds him of three women. Who? 

Julia, his mother, and the Jewish woman (in the war film)

200

What do Inner Party members have the ability to turn off? 

Telescreens

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For Winston, what had become "a world, a pocket of the past where extinct animals could walk"?

Mr. Charrington's Room

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Winston believes his encounter with O'Brien had been an intentional, contrived meeting. Why? 

He believes O'Brien is faking orthodoxy to secretly give him his address. 

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What memory comes flooding back to Winston about how his mother and sister had really "sacrificed" themselves. 

Winston took all the food from his mother and ill sister
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Who and what does O'Brien say exists?

Goldstein & the Brotherhood

400

How is Julia "far more acute than Winston," "car less susceptible to Party propaganda"? 

She grew up post-revolution of the 50s and 60s. For her, and those in her generation and younger, the Party is something unalterable. 

400

Winston believes he has reached the "place where there is no darkness." Why does he "foretaste death" and where else has he had "the sensation of stepping...into a grave"? 

His dreams have become reality, but he had now acted upon his thoughts more completely - and he feels the grave awaits him - as it had always been there waiting for him. 

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According to Winston, who had retained the ability to form individual relationships, be loyal, and love one another - and "had stayed human"?

The proles 

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What is the one think Julia and Winston resist when being sworn in? What does O'Brien offer as a solution? 

No longer seeing each other. Facial reconstruction surgery. 

500
How does Julia's disinterest in "Ingsoc, doublethink, the mutability of the past," etc. reinforce the Party's objectives through the slogan "Ignorance is Strength"? 

"never fully grasped the enormity of what was demanded of them...by lack of understanding"

500

What do Winston and Julia commit to never do, as the "inner heart [remains] impregnable"? 

Never stop loving each other, no matter the torture and consequences...not loving each other would be the only true failure (betraying each other = Party wins)

500

What is O'Brien going to have delivered to Winston so he can learn about the Brotherhood?

The Book