Winston's Relationships and Emotions

Winston reflects on a dream that connects to his past, recalling his childhood struggles and guilt over stealing chocolate from his sister. He contemplates the nature of humanity, the role of emotions, and the oppressive control of the Party. In a discussion with Julia, they explore the concept of betrayal and the importance of staying human despite the Party's influence.

What emotion does Winston experience upon waking from his dream?

• Anger

• Tears

• Fear

• Joy

What significant event does Winston recall from his childhood?

• His father's return

• His father's disappearance

• Winning a prize

• A family vacation

How does Winston describe his mother's behavior after his father's disappearance?

• Energetic

• Angry

• Spiritless

• Joyful

What does Winston do with the chocolate ration?

• Throws it away

• Gives it all to his sister

• Shares it equally

• Demands the whole piece

What is uncertain about Winston's mother and sister?

• Their hobbies

• Their favorite color

• Their whereabouts

• Their favorite food

How does Winston view the proles compared to Party members?

• As more powerful

• As less important

• As less intelligent

• As more human

What do Winston and Julia believe is the true betrayal?

• Joining the Party

• Running away

• Losing inner feelings

• Confessing to the Party