1. Julia and Winston have noticed each other for quite a while, and Winston watches her during the two minutes of hate and hates her for being so loyal to the party. Julia approached to Winston because she “knew [Winston was] against them”(122), the Party, and Julia also “hated the Party ”(131). She also observes him and assumes he is not a loyal member as well. Their first actual encounter came after the two minutes of hate when they run into each other and they both fall down. Later on he realizes that she slipped a note into his pocket, which read, “I love you”. The similarities between Julia and Winston are that they both reject laws that govern thought and action and are both rebellious to the party. They are different because Winston is cautious and fearful, Julia is a risk taker,
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Mr. Charrington betrayed Julia and Winston because he is a member of the thought police who arrests citizens who are against the party. He allowed Winston and Julia to use one of his rooms, stating that it did not have a telescreen, but in reality, there were hidden cameras which recorded all of the discussions that Winston and Julia had regarding their rebellious ideas and thoughts about the party. He had disguised himself as an old man, but was an undercover member of the police. “He was still recognizable, but he was not the same person any longer”(224). His character represents the betraying society that no one can trust.
10. A) The thrush bird symbolizes the pleasure of attaining freedom through the bird. It displays the beauty of freedom through music and reflects peace. “For whom, for what, was the bird singing? No mate, no rival watching it” (124). It represents individuality and its unconcerned attitude towards others.
B) The picture of the church represents the lost past and the song ends with the words “Here comes the chopper to chop off your head!” (167) This foreshadows that the telescreen is hidden behind he picture, symbolizing the party’s control of the
Mr. Charrington betrayed Julia and Winston because he is a member of the thought police who arrests citizens who are against the party. He allowed Winston and Julia to use one of his rooms, stating that it did not have a telescreen, but in reality, there were hidden cameras which recorded all of the discussions that Winston and Julia had regarding their rebellious ideas and thoughts about the party. He had disguised himself as an old man, but was an undercover member of the police. “He was still recognizable, but he was not the same person any longer”(224). His character represents the betraying society that no one can trust.
10. A) The thrush bird symbolizes the pleasure of attaining freedom through the bird. It displays the beauty of freedom through music and reflects peace. “For whom, for what, was the bird singing? No mate, no rival watching it” (124). It represents individuality and its unconcerned attitude towards others.
B) The picture of the church represents the lost past and the song ends with the words “Here comes the chopper to chop off your head!” (167) This foreshadows that the telescreen is hidden behind he picture, symbolizing the party’s control of the