1984 O Brian Character Analysis

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In the book 1984 Winston meets a girl named Julia who he claims he’s in love with. Although Winston and Julia are not really in love. This topic is proven many times through out the book. One example was when O’ Brian called them both in to join the Brotherhood, Winston had no hesitation to answering any question except one. When asked “ You are prepared, the two of you, to separate and never see each other again?”( O’Brian 173). Right away Julia yells out no, but Winston hesitates for a long time before replying with a questionable no. This shows that there love is one-sided, and felt more by Julia. There love isn’t that deep because there only shared interest is revolting against the party. When they where caught revolting against the

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