1984 Winston And Julia's Relationship

Opposing to the beliefs of the Party, hersey is found through the love shared between two people. For Winston that love is found is in Julia, who creates new motives and ideas within him. Both of them have a forbidden love, that is opposing to the beliefs of the Party. They make love to one another in their own room, on their own will. Truly they love each other, expressing feelings not for Big Brother, but for themselves and their own happiness. As they are in the room that they share Julia says, “When you make love you're using up energy; and afterwards you feel happy and don't give a damn for anything. They can't bear you to feel like that. They want you to be bursting with energy all the time. All this marching up and down and cheering …show more content…
Instead of observing what around him, he is able to bring himself into social matters and observe his own memories enabling him to understand the cruelty of Big Brother. When O'Brian gives winston the Book he not only reassures him, but he creates heresy . O’Brien is a member of the Inner party; he is smarter and well educated. So, if Winston believes that O’Brien follows Goldstein’s beliefs, who is really in support of the party, then Winston must not be insane. In reality their relationship is an illusion, an illusion that controls Winston’s mind. Winston simply loves the idea of O'Brien leading him to a dark path of undivided commitment to him. O'Brien and Julia are the reason Winston has the guts to commit the crimes he does against Big Brother. They both are an inspiration to him, sharing qualities that he himself does not have, O’Brien has the intelligence and mindset of a scientist and Julia, she has boldness. The concept of creativity in 1984 is a mask that merely inspires some, it traps Winston in his mind and Julia and O’Brien release him from that trap into heresy. Without O'Brien and Julia, Winston is just a thought trapped in his own