George Orwell 1984

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    Winston is 30 years old now and a part of the party. Winston begins to write in a diary he found after he discovers a corner of his room that is undetectable by the telescreen.
  • Winston's Dream

    Winston just started to get weird dreams of his mother and sister, realizing the way he treated them was unacceptable. But he knows her death would not have been recorded and if so, it would have been changed by the Party.
  • Diary

    Winston write every day in his diary when he revealed the details of a night he had sex with a prole prostitute whose face is painted in ugly makeup. Winston struggles hard with his internal turmoil surrounding this act, noting to himself that man's nervous system is his worst enemy.
  • Facecrime

    Winston and a few friends are discussing things they do at parties when they are interrupted by announcements from the big telescreen. Winston begins to think deep and about all the lies beeing told and the fate of people in his life. After an minute wih deep-thinking he comes back to focus only to find the dark haired girl staring at him who quickly looks away. Winston is getting worried because he think she would report him for facecrime.
  • Proles

    After considering an altercation he as soon as observed, he realized that the proles are the simplest hope to prevent the Party's totalitarian power. But so long as they hold to blindly follow, nothing will ever change. (George Orwell, 2013) "Until they turn out to be conscious they are going to in no way rebel, and till after they want rebelled they cannot turn out to be conscious."
  • Memory Hole

    While Winston is at work, a aspect of papers involves his workstation, containing Party files and radom papers. Among them, Winston unearths a newspaper clipping concerning an incident the Party attempted to cowl up. After analyzing it, preserving the proof in his hands, reluctantly tosses the clipping into the memory hole. Destroying the evidence, but by no means destroying the experience.
  • The old man and the unknown Revolution

    After work one night, Winston decides to walk the streets of London to clean his head. Even after being warned about the possible "steamer" attack, he is going anyway. After surviving the attack, he wandered to an area that he recognizes, Across the road from the Antique shop he notices an old guy enter a pub and follows. He tries asking the vintage man to suppose back earlier than the Revolution and to provide an explanation for anything.
  • The Roim

    After the pub, Winston unearths himself going back to the Antique keep he offered his diary at. Despite his instinct, he goes into the shop, at the same time as there he begins to talk to the store owner Mr. Charrington. During their communication Mr. Charrington tells Winston that he may use the empty room above the shop for a small fee. There is not any telescreen.
  • The Dark-Haired Girl

    Winston takes a damage at work to use the restroom. As he walks down the hallway, the dark-haired girl falls to the floor and Winston hurriedly facilitates her up. On the manner up she discreetly hands him a bit of paper and as opposed to without delay commencing it he waits at his desk for five minutes. Inside said "I Love you".
  • 1st Date

    After the encounter within the hallway Julia, the dark-haired girl, keeps to find ways to talk to Winston and she or he devised a plan to meet every different somewhere. After given guidelines Winston meets up with Julia, she courses him to a place and proceeds to take her clothes off exactly like in a dream that Winston had recently dreamed about. They have sex. A blow to the Party.
  • 2nd Date

    After a while of not seeing every different. Winston and Julia decide to meet again. This time Winston rents out the room above Mr. Charrington again thinking about their last come upon turned into difficult. This time Julia brings makeup, real tea, actual coffee, and sugar. Winston realizes the Party topics the proles to live in squalor and are given substitutions for everything even as the Party contributors get to live in riches, revel in appropriate food and other extravagances.
  • Captured

    One morning after the 2 woke up, after having a short communique they're interrupted by using a telescreen. Troops storm in and spoil the paperweight. The troops kick Winston and beat Julia. As the troops restrain Winston, Mr. Charrington enters the room and orders a person to choose up the shards from the shattered paperweight. Winston realizes that Mr. Charrington’s voice was the only coming from the telescreen, and that Mr. Charrington is a member of the Thought Police
  • Torture pt.1

    Winston sits in a bright, bare mobile wherein the lights are continually on—he has at final arrived at the place where there may be no darkness. Four telescreens reveal him. As O'Brien enters his cell Winston is relieved, most effective to find out that someone he notion to be related to the Brotherhood is really an operative for the Ministry of Love.
  • Torture pt.2

    As O’Brien increases the pain, Winston concurs to accept that O’Brien is retaining up 5 fingers, even though he knows that O’Brien is without a doubt maintaining up simplest four; he agrees that something O’Brien needs him to accept as true with is true. He begins to love O’Brien, because O’Brien stops the pain; he even convinces himself that O’Brien isn’t the source of the pain. O’Brien tells Winston that Winston’s contemporary outlook is insane, but that torture will treatment him.
  • Torture pt.3

    In Room 101, O’Brien straps Winston to a chair, then clamps Winston’s head in order that he can't move. He tells Winston that Room one hundred and one contains “the worst thing in the world.” He reminds Winston of his worst nightmare—the dream of being in a dark area with something horrible on the other aspect of the wall—and informs him that rats are on the other facet of the wall. O’Brien alternatives up a cage full of enormous, squirming rats and locations it close to Winston.
  • Winston's Fate

    Though his stay at the Ministry of Love has broken his mind and could and even though his love for Big Brother precludes the want to think for himself, Winston nevertheless envisions the day that the Party will shoot him. And after the whole thing he went through, he changed into shot anyway, just as O'Brien had showed in the prison cell.