This item represents a protected part of history that cannot be manipulated by the Party.
What is the glass paperweight?
The disappearance of this character symbolized the Party's control over language and thought.
Who is Syme?
Who are the Proles?
True or False: Winston believes his rebellion will lead him to death?
What is True?
This concept represents a deliberate act of rebellion against the Party's control over the citizens minds.
What is thoughtcrime?
Winston feels a sense of "deja vu" about his dream of a "golden country" when he first meets this person.
Who is Julia?
This is something Julia does not believe in that Winston does.
What is the brotherhood?
This is what the room above Charrington's shop lacks.
What is a telescreen?
This is the person who Winston predicted would be vaporized, and is.
Who is Syme?
The recurrance of this nursery rhyme symbolizes the thematic topic of fear and retribution.
What is "Oranges and Lemons"?
Winston is filled with feelings of guilt and loss when he thinks of this person.
Who is Winston's mother?
How does Julia's attitude toward rebellion differ from Winston's?
What is she is focused more on freedom and pleasure?
These are some items Julia brings to Winston
What are coffee, bread, and chocolate?
What does Winston receive that changes his perspective and gives him hope and a desire to rebel?
What is a note from Julia?
What does the relationship of Winston and Julia symbolize?
What is escape from reality?
True or False: Winston tells Julia that he hates her.
What is False?
Ultimately, they are arrested by the thought police.
What happens to Julia and Winston?