1984 Questions on Part 3, Chapter 1

1984

In 1984, Parsons feels a mixture of sadness and pride about his daughter reporting him for thoughtcrime. He is doleful about his imprisonment but proud that his daughter acted in line with Party...

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1984

Winston first realizes O’Brien is directing his torture in Part Three, Chapter One, when O'Brien appears in his cell and confirms Winston's deep suspicion. This realization is fully grasped in...

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1984

Initially, Winston does not know that O'Brien is part of the Party. He visits O'Brien's apartment and receives a copy of Goldstein's book, indicating trust. However, when imprisoned, Winston realizes...

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