1984 Part 2 Flashcard

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What does the book symbolize for Winston and Julia?

Back

The book represents their desire for freedom and resistance against the oppressive regime, bringing them closer together as they share a common goal of defying the Party.

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What surprising knowledge does O’Brien have about Winston?

Back

O’Brien knows the last line of the rhyme that Mr. Charrington had started telling Winston.

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Why does Winston believe the Proles have 'stayed human'?

Back

Winston believes the Proles have 'stayed human' because they still value individual relationships, private loyalties, and personal feelings.

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Who is Martin in relation to O’Brien?

Back

Martin is O’Brien’s servant.

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What is the significance of the book in the story?

Back

The book serves as a symbol of resistance and rebellion against the oppressive regime.

Front

How does the Party's control affect Winston and Julia's relationship?

Back

The Party's control creates a shared desire for rebellion, strengthening their bond as they seek freedom together.

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What role do the Proles play in the society of 1984?

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The Proles represent the potential for rebellion and humanity, as they are less controlled by the Party compared to Party members.

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What does Winston's view of the Proles suggest about his character?

Back

Winston's view of the Proles suggests that he yearns for genuine human connection and freedom from oppression.

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How does O’Brien manipulate Winston's trust?

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O’Brien manipulates Winston's trust by pretending to be an ally while actually serving the Party's interests.

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What is the impact of the book on Winston's beliefs?

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The book challenges Winston's understanding of reality and fuels his desire for rebellion against the Party.