Julia His Love Affair

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Julia his love affair (in the rebellion against the Party) makes him sensational, vibrant, healthy again, and their passionate sex life generates them both to consciousness. Jointly they are realistic about one day their relationship would eventually be exposed and brought out that Thought Police will draw near with them in their rebellious deeds. The thought police make an entrance and arrest Winston and Julia taken to the Ministry of Love where they are both tortured, and they betray one another, at least in words if not in their hearts. As a matter of fact, Winston is in prison; his cell is dirty interrogated tied to a chair. Adjacent to O’Brien tries the last thing to break Winston's mind completely. With attention to RATS O’Brien tries

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